Question

PLS HELP!!!

Answer 1

@jhonyy9

Answer 2

27= 3^?

Answer 3

please collaborate

Answer 4

you need rewriting the 27 in exponential form like exponent of 3

Answer 5

27=3*3*3 = 3^?

Answer 6

courage

Answer 7

27=3^3

using this rewrite the original expression

Answer 8

I don't understand

Answer 9

in your original - given expression in place of 27 write 3^3

ok ?

Answer 10

ok

Answer 11

(3*3x^-9)

Answer 12

no

27 = not 3*3

27 = 3 on power of 3

Answer 13

(3^3x^-9)

Answer 14

yes but us parantheses

[(3^3)*x^-9]^(1/3) = ?

Answer 15

(a*b)^x = (a^x)*(b^x)

us this

Answer 16

9/x^9

Answer 17

no

the first pert will be

(3^3)^(1/3) = ?

Answer 18

first part

Answer 19

3

Answer 20

before i ve wrote to you that (a^x)^y =

yes nice

Answer 21

so the second term how will be ?

Answer 22

(x^-9)^(1/3) = ?

Answer 23

1/x^3

Answer 24

bc. there is this minus so this mean that you get

1/(x^9)^(1/3) = ?

Answer 25

yes exactly

Answer 26

how you ve got it ?

Answer 27

so,the answer is 3/x^3

Answer 28

right?

Answer 29

yes bc. dont forgot there is again the first term from what resulted 3

Answer 30

this is clearly now ?

Answer 31

yes thanks

Answer 32

my pleasure