Question

6/7x^-2/3

Answer 1

What do you want us to do with this?

Answer 2

Its just a term, I cant solve for anything. this is just a graph.

Answer 3

I'm wondering if it can be simplified?

Answer 4

Is this the problem? It seems unclear...

\[\frac{ 6 }{ 7 }* x ^{-2/3}\]

Answer 5

\[\frac{ 6 }{ 7x^{-2/3}? }\]

Answer 6

only thing you can do is bring that x^2/3 to the top.

Answer 7

Because if something is raised to a negative number, it means to turn that number or term into a faction. And since that it is already in the denominator, You technically flip the term that is being raised to that negative power. Therefore

it is [6*x^(2/3)]/7

Answer 8

I ended up with (6/7x) ^ (2/3)

Answer 9

Impossible. That representation is COMPLETELY different in terms of graphing.