Question

simplified form of the expression in the comments

Answer 1

\[\left( 3c ^{2}d ^{4} \right)^{3}x \left( 2c ^{5}d ^{8} \right)^{3}\]

Answer 2

i have no idea and need the work i have work this equation so many ways and cannot get the answer

Answer 3

@Babynini are you working this problem

Answer 4

do u have ANY answer choices?

Answer 5

multiply each exponent in the first expression by 3

Answer 6

also in the second one

Answer 7

yes but i have to have the work i redoing the problems and have to the work

Answer 8

@satellite73 do i multiply the 3exponent on the out side of the () to the exponents on the inside or the other #s

Answer 9

what does "have the work" mean? multiply is multiply
the first term will become
\[3^3c^6d^{12}\]

Answer 10

don't forget to cube the three also

Answer 11

i have to write everything you do down

Answer 12

in the second term, again multiply every exponent by 3
don't forget to cube the 2 as well

Answer 13

then when you are done, add the exponents with the like bases

Answer 14

\[3^{3} +2^{3}\]
add the 3 and 2 and the exponents 3 and 3

Answer 15

(did yall figure this out? :) )

Answer 16

\[3^3c^6d^{12}\times 2^3c^{15}d^{24}\] is a start

Answer 17

now add up the exponents for the c and the d

Answer 18

i did it wrong hold on so i can fix it

Answer 19

\[5^{6}2c ^{21}2d ^{35}\]

Answer 20

is what i got @satellite73

Answer 21

d³⁶ *

Answer 22

yes \[2d ^{36}\]

Answer 23

24+12 = 36..

Answer 24

yep

Answer 25

i just wrote it wrong pressed the wrong button

Answer 26

@satellite73 is that all because that doesnt match any of my answers

Answer 27

\[c^{21}d^{34}\]and in front should be
\[27\times 8\]

Answer 28

how ?

Answer 29

how do you get 27*8

Answer 30

\[3^3=27,2^3=8\]

Answer 31

thank you @satellite73

Answer 32

i have the answer \[216 c ^{21} d ^{36}\]

Answer 33

can you help with one more ill open it in another