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4x+3y+82ab(4x(12y+77a)^4)-11a+2b

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Help? Maybe? Idk?


4x+3y+82ab(4x(12y+77a)^4)-11a+2b

anonymous · Answer

@PaulaLovesSchool13

anonymous · Answer

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igreen · Answer

$4x+3y+82ab(4x(12y+77a)^4)-11a+2b$

Distribute the exponent 4 into the parenthesis.

Remember $(a + b)^x = a^x + b^x$

anonymous · Answer

what you have never done this stuff before? @PaulaLovesSchool13

anonymous · Answer

Uh...let the mathlete help you out for now

anonymous · Answer

I am in 8th grade dude

igreen · Answer

I have it's very easy.

anonymous · Answer

What grade are you in @iGreen

igreen · Answer

10th, but I didn't learn this in 10th..I learned in like 8th or 9th.

anonymous · Answer

I didn't learn this yet o_O

anonymous · Answer

its distributing exponents and adding like terms

anonymous · Answer

o_O well good luck

anonymous · Answer

I might stick in here in case I learn this o_O

anonymous · Answer

just randomly made this for an experiment and wow the results are stunning

anonymous · Answer

so many people came to my question when i put a few key words in the title

anonymous · Answer

Bahahahhahahah ^

anonymous · Answer

i took something most people would find simple and made it complicated by adding an exponent and extending it

igreen · Answer

$4x+3y+82ab(4x(12y+77a)^4)−11a+2b$

Distribute the exponent 4 into the parenthesis.

Remember $(a+b)^x=a^x+b^x$

Given that:

$(12y + 77a)^4 = 12y^4 + 77a^4$

Put that back in the expression:

$4x+3y+82ab(4x(12y^4 + 77a^4))−11a+2b$

Now distribute the 4x into the parenthesis:

$4x(12y^4 + 77a^4) = (4x \cdot 12y^4) + (4x \cdot 77a^4)$

Given that:

$48xy^4 + 308ax^4$

Put it back into the expression:

$4x+3y+82ab(48xy^4 + 308ax^4)−11a+2b$

Distribute 82ab into the parenthesis:

$82ab(48xy^4 + 308ax^4) = 3936abxy^4 + 25256a^2bx^4$

Put it back in the expression:

$4x+3y+3936abxy^4 + 25256a^2bx^4−11a+2b$

Reorder the terms:

$25256a^2bx^4 + 3936abxy^4 - 11a + 4x + 3y + 2b$

anonymous · Answer

omg

anonymous · Answer

A medal for you, for sure

anonymous · Answer

lol i didnt feel like answering that but he did a great job @iGreen you should take pre-calculas in your senior year

anonymous · Answer

bahahahha ^

igreen · Answer

Lol. That's not pre-calculus it's too easy.. xD

anonymous · Answer

Easy? I wish...

anonymous · Answer

i know its not but you might like pre-calculus