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elena55 [62]
3 years ago
7

Pleaseeeee helppppp meeeee

Mathematics
1 answer:
goblinko [34]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

(2187 *y∧3) / (x∧10 *z)        You must know a∧m * a∧n = a∧(m+n) and

a∧m / a∧n = a∧(m-n)

Step-by-step explanation:

First I will rewrite your expression

( 9*x∧(-2)*y∧(-3)*z∧4)∧2 / (3*x∧(-2)*y∧3*z∧(-3))∧(-3) =

= (9∧2) *( (x∧(-2))∧2) * (y∧(-3))∧2 * (z∧4)∧2 / (3∧(-3)) * (x∧(-2)∧(-3))  * ((y∧3)∧(-3)) * (z∧(-3)∧(-3)) =

= ((3∧2)∧2) * (x∧(-4)) * (y∧(-6)) * (z∧8) / (3∧(-3)) * (x∧6) * (y∧(-9)) *(z∧9) =

= (3∧4)/(3∧(-3)) * (x∧(-4-6)) * (y∧(-6-(-9))) * (z∧(8-9) =

= (3∧(4-(-3))) * (x∧(-10)) * (∧y(-6+9)) * (z∧(-1)) = (3∧(4+3) * (x∧(-10)) *(y∧3) * (z∧(-1)) =

(3∧7) * (x∧(-10)) * (y∧3) * (z∧(-1)) = (2187 * y∧3) / (x∧10 * z)

Good luck!!!

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