How do I do this maths problem
Simplify x(2x^-1/4)^4.
I am really stuck please help me
I am really stuck please help me
Check out the laws/rules of indices and it'll become clearer. But I'll get you started:
x(2x^-1/4)^4 is equal to x(2x^((-1/4)*4)). Hopefully you can now see what you need to do next and how to simplify it?
x(2x^-1/4)^4 is equal to x(2x^((-1/4)*4)). Hopefully you can now see what you need to do next and how to simplify it?
Yes thankyou this helped me a lot
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