<span>The answer is (x</span>¹⁰<span>y</span>¹⁴<span>)/729.
Explanation:
We can begin simplifying inside the innermost parentheses using the properties of exponents. The power of a power property says when you raise a power to a power, you multiply the exponents. This gives us
[(3</span>³<span>x</span>³<span>y</span>⁻¹⁵<span>)/(x</span>⁸<span>y</span>⁻⁸<span>)]</span>⁻²<span>.
Negative exponents tell us to "flip" sides of the fraction, so within the parentheses we have
[(3</span>³<span>x</span>³<span>y</span>⁸<span>)/(x</span>⁸<span>y</span>¹⁵<span>)]</span>⁻²<span>.
Using the quotient property, we subtract exponents when dividing powers, which gives us
(3</span>³<span>/x</span>⁵<span>y</span>⁷<span>)</span>⁻²<span>.
Evaluating 3</span>³<span>, we have
(27/x</span>⁵<span>y</span>⁷<span>)</span>⁻²<span>.
Using the power of a power property again, we have
27</span>⁻²<span>/x</span>⁻¹⁰<span>y</span>⁻¹⁴<span>.
Flipping the negative exponents again gives us x</span>¹⁰<span>y</span>¹⁴<span>/729.</span>
16 because if she wants to do it in a 8 hour work day she’d make $72 and make 16 deliveries and have two extra dollars
it is 0.01 times the value because it is a hundreds time smaller than the other four.
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Assuming your n is on a side
I would say all you have to do is add those sides up then minus it with the total you’re trying to find
