Question

Help will fan and medal !!:))

Expand the following:
A) (y-4)^3x^2

Answer 1

Oh and btw the x is a variable not a multiplication sign:))

Answer 2

Is it \[(y-4)^{3x^2}\]

Answer 3

Yes thats what it is @TheSmartOne :))

Answer 4

the problem expanded
x^2y^3−12x^2y^2+48x^2y−64x^2

Answer 5

What are all those diamond question marks?? @acal21 ,Thats confusing..

Answer 6

\[y ^{3x^2}-4^{3x^2}\]

Answer 7

Wouldn't that be the answer @acal21

Answer 8

Yo @TheSmartOne Thank you so much for taking the time for helping me with your work..It really helped,Have a great night !!:))

Answer 9

You too

Answer 10

@TheSmartOne do you mind explaining your thought process on this? I'm having trouble seeing how this works.

Answer 11

I thought that you could use distributive property

Answer 12

(a+b)^n =/= a^n + b^n

Answer 13

From my attempt to expand it:
(y-4)^(3x^2) = ((y-4)^3)^x^2
= [y^3 - 12y^2 +48y - 64]^x^2
which is as far as I think it goes.....