I am currently doing derivatives, but I am having trouble recalling the exponent rules.
I want to rewrite 2x +6x^-3, so that there is no negative power. Can it be rewritten as (2x + 6)/(x^3) or can is it (2x/6x^3)? Or are they both wrong?
I want to rewrite 2x +6x^-3, so that there is no negative power. Can it be rewritten as (2x + 6)/(x^3) or can is it (2x/6x^3)? Or are they both wrong?
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These are two separate terms so the 2x will stand by itself no matter what else you do.
2x + 6/x³ (remember these are separate, the 2x is not being divided by the x³, unless you forgot to show us some parentheses)
2x + 6/x³ (remember these are separate, the 2x is not being divided by the x³, unless you forgot to show us some parentheses)
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2x + 6x^-3 =2x+6/x³
=2(x^4+ 3)/x³
=2(x^4+ 3)/x³
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How about 2x + 6/x^3?