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ostrowskiamy
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Hi there! Next question:
2^(4-1)^2 / 2^(3-2).
My answer = 2^5. Correct answer = 2^8. I thought I had to multiply the numerator's exponent of (4-1 = 3) by 2, to get 6, and then subtract 1 (the exponent that is the result of (3-2) in the denominator.
How does one reach 2^8?
2^(4-1)^2 / 2^(3-2).
My answer = 2^5. Correct answer = 2^8. I thought I had to multiply the numerator's exponent of (4-1 = 3) by 2, to get 6, and then subtract 1 (the exponent that is the result of (3-2) in the denominator.
How does one reach 2^8?
