Question

Please help, Algebra 2

Answer 1

Is it x3 my phone is cutting the top off

Answer 2

yes

Answer 3

@somethin_or_other

Answer 4

Do you want all the questions answered?

Answer 5

1. Peter did simplify his work correctly but not completely. His answer should be x^12. His work would not be the same if he had to simplify x^3 + x^3 + x^3 + x^3. It would be 4x^3.

Answer 6

I would like them all answered, of course but only if someone has the time and willingness

Answer 7

2. Remove numerator: 3sqrtx^6
Convert to exponential form: x^6/3
Simplify exponent: x^2

Answer 8

You're awesome, I suck at math, if you don't have time to do the rest of the questions, it's okay

Answer 9

I do hold on working on them. Btw what lesson is this?

Answer 10

Is this Algebra 1 or 2?

Answer 11

Algebra 2 lesson 2.02

Answer 12

YOU'RE AMAZING

Answer 13

3. Step 1: Make denominators the same
(x^(2/3))/(x^(4/9) = (x^(6/9))/(x^(4/9))
Step 2: Simplify numerators
x^2/9
Step 3: Convert to radical form
index 9 sqrtx^2

Answer 14

And ty

Answer 15

I did this before... I just had a problem with the last one.

Answer 16

4. (3sqrtx)^3 = x3/3 = x

x^1/3 • x1/3 • x1/3 = x3/3 = x

(1)/(x^-1) = x

11sqrt x^5 * x^4 * x^2 = x11/11 = x

Answer 17

@YISODUMB15
THANK YOU

Answer 18

You're welcome, what was your grade if I may ask?

Answer 19

I'm about to submit it. I'm just looking for the names of the properties of exponents to label them

Answer 20

@YISODUMB15

Answer 21

Okay.