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Blake rolls a number cube twelve times. He wants to show how many times the number cube lands on each number.

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Answer:

(27 y^(-8))/(4 x^6)

Step-by-step explanation:

Simplify the following:

(4 (3 x^2 y^4)^3)/(2 x^3 y^5)^4

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2^4 = (2^2)^2:

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2^2 = 4:

(4 (3 x^2 y^4)^3)/(4^2 x^12 y^20)

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(4 (3 x^2 y^4)^3)/(16 x^12 y^20)

Multiply each exponent in 3 x^2 y^4 by 3:

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3×2 = 6:

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3^3 = 3×3^2:

(4×3×3^2 x^6 y^12)/(16 x^12 y^20)

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(4×3×9 x^6 y^12)/(16 x^12 y^20)

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(4×27 x^6 y^12)/(16 x^12 y^20)

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Combine powers. (27 x^6 y^12)/(4 x^12 y^20) = (27 x^(6 - 12) y^(12 - 20))/4:

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6 - 12 = -6:

(27 x^(-6) y^(12 - 20))/4

12 - 20 = -8:

Answer: (27 y^(-8))/(4 x^6)

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