Posted by Daisy on Monday, January 21, 2008 at 11:02pm.
a. Add the exponents of the various powers of x (x^6, x^2 and x^5), and take the product of the constant terms (125,1/16 and 8/25)for the constant coefficient
b. a^(3/5) * a^(5/2) = a^(3/5 + 5/2)
= a^(3.1)
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