Simplify the expression (3n^2)^3
ok, do you have any clue on how to solve this?
Yeah I just don't know if 3 is raised to the 3rd power
\[(3n ^{2})^{3}\] = \[3^{3}n ^{2 \times 3} \] = \[27n ^{6}\]
yep, it is.
do you understand my working?
Yea, can you help me with this one (3m^1/2•27n^1/4)^4
it's that, correct?
No it's 3m^1/2 and 27n^1/4
Yea sorry I'm just on my phone so it's a bit slow, it's like this (3m ^(1/2) •27n^(1/4)^4
\[3m ^{1/2} \times 27n ^{1/4} \] \[3m ^{1/2} \times 27n ^{1/256} \] \[\sqrt{3m}.\sqrt[256]{27n}\]
The first step I was unable to type ^4 additionally to the (1/4) power, sorry, but as you can see I have expanded as normal with the ^4.
@robtobey, is my working correct?
I got\[81 \sqrt{m}* n^{1/256} \]
yeh, u should be right.
How did you get 1/256?
(1/4)^4
\[(3*m){}^{\wedge}(1/2)*27*n{}^{\wedge}(1/4){}^{\wedge}4=27 \sqrt{3} *\sqrt{m}* n^{1/256} \]
\[3m ^{1/2} \times 27n ^{1/4} \] \[m ^{1/2} = \sqrt{m}\] \[81\sqrt{m}*n ^{1/256}\]
Oh okay I see now thank you
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