
Dee H.
asked 08/21/17How do I solve this Quadratic Equation
(-x-5/12 y2/15)6(-5x1/6y1/5)-3
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Michael J. answered 08/21/17
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First, apply the power raise to a power rule.
(-x-5/2y6/15)(-5x-1/2y-3/5) =
(-x-5/2 y2/5)(-5x-1/2y-3/5)
Next, multiply coefficients of common bases and add exponents of common bases.
5x-3 * y-2/5
Convert to positive exponents.
(5 / x3) * (1 / (y2/5)) =
5 / (x3 * 5√(y2))
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