maths gcse question
25^1/4 x 5^-2 x 123^3/2
someone help me understand how to simplify this
someone help me understand how to simplify this
Original post by student21111
25^1/4 x 5^-2 x 123^3/2
someone help me understand how to simplify this
someone help me understand how to simplify this
Is that really at the end? Doesn't look like you will get a simple expression if that's what's expected. The first 2 terms can be expressed as powers of 5 so are ok to combine. Can you upload an image of the original question?
If you mean 125 then all you have to do is convert to powers of 5 and simplify.
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