8^4x/32^x
I know the answer is 2^7x but I don't understand how to get there.?.
well, look at the problem first
first step i believe is do the squares (srry, don't know the correct term) so 8^4=4096 so now the problem is: 4096x/32^x
Thanks. But I tried that and the x is an exponent as well. 8^4^x. 8 to the 4thX 8 to the 4x?
really? oh
ok heres the deal, lets start over ok first you have \[\frac{ 8^{4x} }{ 32^x }\] is this right?
Yes Reduces to 2^7x
just a second let me write it all out
Thanks
see if you can read this
i used an equation editor to write those out for you
if you cannot read that try this one
You're a champ
Did it help?
Yes. Now I see the process. Thank you
No problem =D and thank you for giving me a reason to practice using my Mathematica software!
I just got it a couple days ago through my school
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