Find the value of the following expression:

(3^8 ⋅ 2^–5 ⋅ 9^0)^ -2 x (2^-2/3^3 ^4) x 3^28 (5 points)

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Question

Find the value of the following expression:

(3^8 ⋅ 2^–5 ⋅ 9^0)^ -2 x (2^-2/3^3 ^4) x 3^28 (5 points)

Write your answer in simplified form. Show all of your steps.

alones · Answer

I don't understand...is "x"stands for mulitplying or what?

izzy_la · Answer

@AloneS  that is what x means

alones · Answer

Oh so multiplying?

izzy_la · Answer

@AloneS yes muliplying

alones · Answer

Oh kk lol sorry i got confused

izzy_la · Answer

@AloneS Its cool your just trying to help :)

alones · Answer

Okay this is still confusing..how about you make a screenshot?
$\ (3^8 *2^{-5}*9^0)^{-2} * (2^{\frac{- 2 }{ 3^{3}}} )^{4} * 3^{28}$ <--this what comes out..

alones · Answer

@Izzy_La ?

izzy_la · Answer

$$(3^8 * 2^-5 * 9^0)^-2 * (\frac{ 2^-2 }{ 3^3})^4 * 3^28$$

izzy_la · Answer

The negative exponents didnt show up entirely correctly, and the last number is 3 to the 28 power. I don't know why that didn't show up either @AloneS

alones · Answer

Oh O.M.G lol that's simple xD

sorry i feel like a retard now.

izzy_la · Answer

How did you get that? @AloneS

izzy_la · Answer

I tried that but it didnt work for me, is there anyway you cna copy and paste the work so I can check it?? @AloneS

alones · Answer

@Izzy_La I'll screenshot it than

alones · Answer

http://prnt.sc/cks8jw