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Ann [662]
3 years ago
7

Whats the answer hurry !!

Mathematics
1 answer:
lesya692 [45]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

=\frac{81m^2n^5}{8}

Step-by-step explanation:

One is given the following expression:

\frac{(3m^-^1n^2)^4}{(2m^-^2n)^3}

Simplify, distribute the exponent outside of the parenthesis by the terms inside of it. Remember, when a value that already has an exponent is raised to another exponent, the equivalent of these two values is multiplying the exponents together. Use this property here:

=\frac{(3m^-^1n^2)^4}{(2m^-^2n)^3}

=\frac{3^4m^(^-^1^)^(^4^)n^(^2^)^(^4^)}{2^3m^(^-^2^)^(^3^)n^3}

=\frac{81m^-^4n^8}{8m^-^6n^3}

Now simplify this fraction. Keep in mind that a fraction is another way of representing the operation of division. When one wants to divide terms raised to an exponent, one must make sure that these terms have a like base. Then one will subtract the exponents from each other. Do this step with terms that have a variable base:

=\frac{81m^-^4n^8}{8m^-^6n^3}

=\frac{81m^(^-^4^)^-^(^-^6^)n^(^8^)^-^(^3^)}{8}

=\frac{81m^-^4^+^6n^8^-^3}{8}

=\frac{81m^2n^5}{8}

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