will fan and medal. I need help with this equation! its hard for me (screenshot in comments)

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katnissstyles000 · Answer

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mrs.ambrose614 · Answer

WHAT DO WE FIGURE OUT

katnissstyles000 · Answer

@Mrs.ambrose614 did you see the screenshot?

mrs.ambrose614 · Answer

YES

sunnnystrong · Answer

Okay so...
$$\frac{ (2x^2y^4)(4x^2y^4)(3x) }{ 3x^{-2}y^2}$$

@KatnissStyles000 ... I take it you are simplifying?

mrs.ambrose614 · Answer

ARE WE FIGURING OUT THE 3Y?//

katnissstyles000 · Answer

yes

mrs.ambrose614 · Answer

THE ANWSER IS 2Y2-3X

katnissstyles000 · Answer

@Mrs.ambrose614 thx

mrs.ambrose614 · Answer

WELCOME

sunnnystrong · Answer

If so... recall that:

$$(M^2)(M^3)=M^5$$

*Exponents with the same base.... you add the exponents to simplify

katnissstyles000 · Answer

@sunnnystrong thank u

sunnnystrong · Answer

Negative exponents:
$$x^{-2}=\frac{ 1 }{ x^2 }$$

sunnnystrong · Answer

And NP :D Always happy to help haha

Can you tell me what you got?..

katnissstyles000 · Answer

I got what @Mrs.ambrose614 got. 2y^2-3X

katnissstyles000 · Answer

is that right? or did i do something wrong?

sunnnystrong · Answer

It's not right...
it's 
$$8x^3y^6$$

mrs.ambrose614 · Answer

NOITS NOT I WENT ON MATHWAY AND GOT THAT

katnissstyles000 · Answer

oh. i now know what i got wrong but thank u both

sunnnystrong · Answer

Ooops.. I wrote the exponent wrong.
$$8x^2y^6$$
*Answer to your question

& @Mrs.ambrose614 did you write it incorrectly online?
It's definitely not 
$$ 2Y^2-3X$$
in it's most simplest form.... do you see why?

katnissstyles000 · Answer

yes. thank you