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Simplify: (a^4/3)^(-2)
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a^(4/3 * -2) 4/3 * -2 is -8/3 a^(-8/3) is the answer
nooo \[(\frac{a^4}{3})^{-2}=(\frac{3}{a^4})^2 = \frac{9}{a^8}\]
when there is a negative radical then the number goes in the denominator like in this case we have (3/a^4)=9/a^8
oh lana did it before :D
:D rita is givin wrong answers evrywhere:S
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yea she has....
Sorry I thought a to the power of 4/3
Thats why there is so many off us to help out, though I am not much help
no problem rita!! mistakes do happen!! and ehemze dont worry you will also help in sometime
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