Question

24t^3/15t^4*5t^8/3t^6

Answer 1

\[24t ^{3}\times15t ^{4} \times5t ^{8}\div3t ^{6}\]
i think that's right... thats the problem.
\[so 24t ^{3} \times 15t ^{4} is 360 ^{7}\] because 24*15 is 360 and when you are multiplying exponents you add them.
\[360t^{7} \times 5t^{8} is 1800t^{15}\]
because again, you add exponents when you multiply them.
\[1800t^{15}\div3t^{6}=600t^{9}\]
because when you divide exponents, you subtract them.
the answer is \[600t^{9}\]
good luck on your test! trust me ive ben there. youll do fine.

Answer 2

\[(24t^3/15t^4) * (5t^8/3t^6)\]
\[(24t^3*5t^8)/(15t^4*3t^6)\]
\[(120t^(3+8))/(45t^(4+6))\]
\[120t^(11)/45t^(10)\]

Answer 3

oh shoot i did that wrong. :( one seccc.

Answer 4

the last part is:
120t^11/45t^10 = 120/45(t)^(11-10)
= 120/45t^1
= 120/45t

Answer 5

no no its ok i already got the answer

Answer 6

the guy above me is right. If you are dividing exponents like this...
\[5^{6}\div1^{5}\]
you subtract the exponents and divide the base numbers. 5 to the first power! its the sam with multiplying. \[5^{6}\times 1^{5}\]
yuo add the exponents to get 5 to the 11 power. i think that is what you were confused about.
good luck on your test! trust me ive been there many times. youll do great!

Answer 7

see i think u kinda go tthe question wrong but thnxs so much both of u gave u both a metal and fanned u guys

Answer 8

thanks! i explained how to multiply and divide exponents above. good luck on your test!

Answer 9

aww thnx so muck :)

Answer 10

* much

Answer 11

thanks cloverpetal, I often jump in like that also! kick myself later...!thanks for the medal maniqueen123

Answer 12

np ;)\\