#163 of the Official Quant Review (green):
(8^2)(3^3)(2^4)/(96^2)=
(8^2)(3^3)(2^4)/(8^2)(3^2)(2^4)= 3
Can someone explain how I could figure out that 96^2 is equal to (8^2)(3^2)(2^4)? I understand how to work the problem but not how I can figure out that such a large number (96^2) is broken down into smaller powers. Thanks in advance!
(8^2)(3^3)(2^4)/(96^2)=
(8^2)(3^3)(2^4)/(8^2)(3^2)(2^4)= 3
Can someone explain how I could figure out that 96^2 is equal to (8^2)(3^2)(2^4)? I understand how to work the problem but not how I can figure out that such a large number (96^2) is broken down into smaller powers. Thanks in advance!
