Question

Simplify (y3)2.

Answer 1

\[\large (y^3)^2\]
That what you mean?

Answer 2

y^6

Answer 3

yes @PhoenixFire

Answer 4

\[\large (y^a)^b=y^{ab}\]
So, (2)(3)=6 \[y^6\]

Answer 5

oops no sorry @PhoenixFire
[(1/3y^3)^2\]

Answer 6

\[\large ({1 \over 3}y^3)^2\] or \[\large ({1 \over {3y^3}})^2\]

Answer 7

first one sorry i was so unclear im new to this haha @PhoenixFire

Answer 8

It's alright. For the first one the rule still applies partially \[\large ({1 \over 3}y^3)^2=({1 \over 3})^2(y^3)^2=({1^2 \over 3^2})(y^{(3)(2)})\] You can simplify that.