(3/5) to the 3rd power times (1/3) =
Write (3/5) to the 3rd power as (3/5)(3/5)(3/5), and then just multiply all the denominators together and all the numerators together.
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so it would be 27/36?
Well, I shall do it step by step for you, and you'll tell me which step you don't understand if there's any
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no i get it you mutiple it and it should be 27/12 times 1/3 which equals 27/36
Firstly rewrite the question using notation: \(\left(\dfrac35\right)^3\left(\dfrac13\right)\) Then expand the index: \(\left(\dfrac35\right)\left(\dfrac35\right)\left(\dfrac35\right)\left(\dfrac13\right)\) Then multiply the denominators together and the numerators together: \(\dfrac{3\times3\times3\times1}{5\times5\times5\times3}\) Then evaluate the value:\(\dfrac{27}{375}\)
Can you tell me how you got 27/12 times 1/3? I want to help you by looking at what you did wrong.
i only multiplied the first fraction then multipled it by the second one
Because arithmetic is the foundation of mathematics
Wait... oh so that's a typo, 27/125 instead of 27/12
Is that what you mean?
i did 3 x 3 x3 then did 5 x 5 x 5 that equals 27/12
then i took that and multipled it by 1/3
You did it by hand or by a calculator?
calulator
Because 5 x 5 x 5 equals 125 and I'm wondering where the missing digit would have been
i got it now after ebing simplified it should 9/125
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Anyway, I don't think one should depend on a calculator. It's not hard to calculate 5 x 5 x 5 by heart I think? 5 x 5 x 5 = 25 x 5 = 20x5 + 5x5 = 100 + 25 = 125
Yep that's correct
thank you
no problem
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