3 years ago

(11c^4)^3 ? I need help

2 answers:

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To do this, you cube each section. You cube the 11 and the c^4. 11^3=1331 and (c^4)^3=c^12 (You multiply the 2 exponents). So your answer is 1331c^12

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If you are to provide it in an exponential from your answer is 11^3c^12
if it is an expanded form=1331c^12

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