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((X)(y)^(1/4))/((16x^-4*y8)^(1/4))
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it is y^8
This seems easy, remember when powers multiply they add up, and when you have to divide same varaibles with different powers, they subtract. Now can you solve?
And if you have a power raised to a power only then the powers get multiplied.. you must be able to solve now?
No can u solve because the answer i got is 16x^2*y^(7/4)
is that right?
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The denominator goes like this\[(16x ^{-4}y ^{8})^{1/4}=16^{1/4}x ^{-4/4}y ^{8/4}\]
so what does the denominator give you?
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