the first image is the question, the second image is what i worked out/got, and the last image is the answer. im a bit confused on why the answer is that, can someone please explain? i was asked to simplify it btw
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could someone also explain this question? 1st image is the question, 2nd image is my working out and 3rd image was the answer
So basically, first you should reciprocate the second fraction
I think since you tried to simplify first, it went wrong
The '8k' in denominator of the first fraction cancels out with '16k' in the numerator of the reciprocal of the second fraction
This leaves only '2' in place of 16k and m^3 in place of 8km^3
Again, 10k^x m^y cancels out with 5k^x m^2x, leaving 2m^y and m^2x respectively
So after all this, it just looks like (4m^y)/(m^(2x+3))
Now try to use the division index law to simplify this
Actually, if he follows bodmas/pemdas, it requires them to do the division bit first, so the answer they've given would be right
thank you so much!!! but for the answer, i got 4m^y-3+2x instead of 4m^y-3-2x
im not sure why i have to minus the 2x
im so sorry but could you maybe elaborate if you can?
Wtf do u mean
what are bodmas/pemdas
Bodmas relies on doing division before multiplication, and pemdas relies on doing division or multiplication, whichever comes first
In this case
You have to do the division first
Get what I mean?
Well you need to do y-(3+2x) for the exponent, which gives y-3-2x
Multiplication amd division sequence doesn't matter from what i have learned
Also, if whatever is that rule, if it is applicable y is answer in 2 question correct?
It's simply because they don't follow pedmas whatever in 1st one that's just s printing mistake
I dont follow
U did mistake solve again
The second question was less ambiguous
Therefore we did not have to resort to pemdas or bodmas
Plz don't throw hard English words
It was less confusing
It was easier to know what to do first
But in the first question, the order you take will matter
Are you multiplying b^3 with w^2x or the other term
The answer changes based on this
Pemdas/bodmas helps to clear this and give only one answer
Does what i say make sense?
i dont mean to interupt the convo but if you have some time could you maybe explain the first question? in the answers textbook there's no working out so im confused on how to get the answer
its alr if you cant though
This one?
Can you join the general vc?
Its in main chat
gimme a sec i needa remove my study only role
tysm!!!!!!!
yess i will thank you againn 🥹
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