Question

Part 1: Explain, using complete sentences, how to simplify the expression below.
Part 2: What is the simplified expression?

(3x^3y^4)^2

Answer 1

\[(3x^{3} * y^{4})^2\]
is that what it looks like...?

Answer 2

Part one: Three times a number cubed times a number to the fourth power all squared

Answer 3

@gaara438125 Yes thats what it looks like!

Answer 4

\[(3x^{3} * y^{4})(3x^{3} * y^{4})\]
wanna FOIL that out? XD

Answer 5

@kmalone99 can you help explain how u got those so i understand it better? Please.

Answer 6

\[9x ^{6}y ^{8}\]

Answer 7

@kmalone99 guide him to the answer not just give it to him http://openstudy.com/code-of-conduct

Answer 8

@kmalone99 that's not even right....

Answer 9

Im on the last question for my review guide and the hours i can call my teachers right now you cant call past 8 so, Im looking for someone to help explain this to me.

Answer 10

yes thats how it reads the number 3 times x which can be any number to the third power which means anumber times itself three times and times y a another number times itself four times

Answer 11

gaara438125 whata not right?

Answer 12

@kmalone99 the: 9x^6y^8

Answer 13

yes it is

Answer 14

no -.-

Answer 15

\[(3x^{3} * y^{4})(3x^{3} * y^{4})\]
you do the First and Last
what about outer and inner?

Answer 16

what do you think it is old great one? :-)

Answer 17

\[9x^6 + 6x^3y^4 + y^8\]

Answer 18

Can you guys explain this to me, so i know how to do it?

Answer 19

I know my answer is right, it does not say plus in the middle so check again.
so just call me Mster Malone

Answer 20

yes

Answer 21

\[3x^3 * y^4 = 3x^3y^4\]

Answer 22

(3x^{3} * y^{4})(3x^{3} * y^{4})
do you know how to foil that....? like do you honestly know?

Answer 23

\[(3x^{3} * y^{4})(3x^{3} * y^{4})\]

Answer 24

lets do this what do you not understand on what I wrote? answer gaara is not correct

Answer 25

@calculusfunctions

Answer 26

okay for this, xplain, using complete sentences, how to simplify the expression below.

Dont you have to write out explainging how you simplify it? not just writing it in word form?..

Answer 27

\[(3x^{3} * y^{4})^2 = (3x^{3} * y^{4})(3x^{3} * y^{4})\]
then you FOIL

Answer 28

sorry gaara but your answer was wrong

Answer 29

wtf is FOIL, i was never taught FOIL??

Answer 30

@kmalone99 facepalm at your right now...learn something
and @letsdothis15 FOIL is when you have a binomial you multiply First, Outer, Inner, and Last

Answer 31

letsdothis it is not foil any way.....the question says to explain

Answer 32

you multiply the lines to what they're connected to. the 1-4 are in which order

Answer 33

@kmalone99 "Part 2: What is the simplified expression?"

Answer 34

omg im so confused. I got all the other problems on my lesson just not this. -.-

Answer 35

for part 2
\[(3x^{3} * y^{4})^2\]
that also looks like \[(3x^{3} * y^{4})(3x^{3} * y^{4})\]

Answer 36

gaara your not right 3x3=9 and x^3 times x^3 is=x^6 and y^4 times y^4 =y^8

Answer 37

@kmalone99 you realize (3x^{3} * y^{4}) is being squared....?

Answer 38

letsdothis I was a high school math teacher for 5 years I have a Bachlors degree in Math and I'm in Graduate school working on my Masters in Math.

Answer 39

yet you can't understand the simple concept of multiply binomials....cool

Answer 40

gaara you are wrong please go check how to multiply variables with expont.

Answer 41

it's binomials....

Answer 42

The answer i got is what kmalone99. so you multiply the 3&3 which is 9. then you add the exponent 3&3 also then u get 6. then u add the 4&4 which is 8?

Answer 43

The lesson I am in is,called, Multiplying Monomials.