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Rewrite with positive exponents. Assume that even roots are of nonnegative quantities and that all denominators are nonzero. (2x^(-1/2))^-3
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((x^1/2)/2)^3
\[x \sqrt{x}\over 8\]
yeah...makes the same answer...
looks prettier lol
im confused
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lol...didnt knw can write these equations here :D
\[(2x ^{(-1/2)})^{-3}\]
negative exponent in numerator means take ur variable in denominator and ur exponent becomes positive....makes sense to you?
that is what i have to solve
\[(2/\sqrt{x})^{-3}\]
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then invert the equation inside and make ur 3 poitive...got it?
no. i have never done a problem like this before.
c ur teacher tomorrow for the best then:)
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