Question

what the hell Uhh this problems -_-

Find the missing term
(x^12)^5 * (x^-2)^9 * ? = (x^40)^5

Answer 1

here is a pic so u can see more clear

Answer 2

So (x^6)^14 * ? = (x^40)^5

Answer 3

so ur saying the missing term is (x^6)^14 ..?

Answer 4

No I just made the equation smaller. Instead of solving (x^12)^5 * (x^-2)^9 * ? = (x^40)^5, you can solve (x^6)^14 * ? = (x^40)^5 equation.

Answer 5

@timo86m

Answer 6

first of all coefficient should be 1 because answer have one coefficient

Answer 7

that did nothing

Answer 8

and you have to multiply exponent

Answer 9

so do i multiply the ones that are inside or outside the parentesis..?

Answer 10

yes

Answer 11

but how do i get the missing term?

Answer 12

wait still working on it

Answer 13

alright im here :)

Answer 14

do you have answer choice s

Answer 15

no i wish :/ ..u can see i post a picture on top..of it is more better if u like to see it

Answer 16

but foreal this problemis really complicated -_-

Answer 17

well i think it can be x^79)square

Answer 18

maybe right

Answer 19

because .....
so left side should be equal to 200 exponent