Question

multiply
4xy/3y^4 * 9y/2x

Answer 1

I'd really like to say I knew... But I don't xP Sorry @sleepyhead314

Answer 2

Do you know @Legends

Answer 3

thank you guys I appreciate the help =)

Answer 4

Is this it?

\(\dfrac{4xy}{3y^4} \times \dfrac{9y}{2x}\)

Answer 5

If it is, we simplify it accordingly:

\(\dfrac{4xy}{3y^4} \times \dfrac{9y}{2x} \rightarrow \dfrac{4xy \times 9y}{3y^4 \times 2x}\)

Answer 6

yes =) how do you make it look like that on here? =o

Answer 7

It's called LaTeX, just click the 'Equation' button below the comment box..it's a blue button.

Answer 8

oh duh sorry I should have known that

Answer 9

Lol

Answer 10

Can you multiply 4xy * 9y?

And 3y^4 * 2x?

Answer 11

ohhh and yes =) .. I think lol 36xy^2 and 6xy^4 ?

Answer 12

You got it! :D

Answer 13

That gives us:

\(\dfrac{36xy^2}{6xy^4}\)

Now we divide the whole numbers and subtract the exponents:

\(\dfrac{36}{6}x^{1-1}y^{2-4}\)

Answer 14

Tell me what you get.

Answer 15

6y^2 ? =)

Answer 16

Yep! But the exponent is actually negative.

\(6y^{-2}\)

Answer 17

oh because the exponent placements in equation above and below the line?