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Math question

(16/9x^4)^-3/2 Please simplify. Thanks
Reply 1
What have u tried? How well do u know ur laws of indicies?
Reply 2
I know quiet well but... On this I'm blank.
Reply 3
Original post by Jidde
I know quiet well but... On this I'm blank.


To start use the fact that (a/b)^-c= (b/a)^c.

Then next have a look at the brackets and consider rewriting each term in terms of z^2. Where z represents a number/term.

Let me know how u get on
Reply 4
According to that I've got something like 27x^6/64 by simplifying as far as I could go
Reply 5
Original post by Shaanv
To start use the fact that (a/b)^-c= (b/a)^c.

Then next have a look at the brackets and consider rewriting each term in terms of z^2. Where z represents a number/term.

Let me know how u get on


Sorry I'm new to this... Also I've got to sleep. Let me know if I need some improvement on this. I'll check back when I wake up
(edited 6 years ago)
Reply 6
Original post by Jidde
According to that I've got something like 27x^6/64 by simplifying as far as I could go


Looks good to me
Reply 7
Original post by Shaanv
Looks good to me


Noice 👍

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