How do I solve (2x^3)^4?
2 answers:
Hello There!
You would have to do work out 2 to the fourth power.
Also, 3 x 4.
The rules of powers are:
If you have to multiply, you add them
If you have to divide, you subtract them
If they are in brackets like this ^^, you multiply them.
Therefore, your answer is
Hope This Helps You!
Good Luck :)
- Hannah ❤
You would have to do work out 2 to the fourth power.
Also, 3 x 4.
The rules of powers are:
If you have to multiply, you add them
If you have to divide, you subtract them
If they are in brackets like this ^^, you multiply them.
Therefore, your answer is
Hope This Helps You!
Good Luck :)
- Hannah ❤
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