Posted by Michy on Sunday, September 12, 2010 at 8:17pm.
(4/2)(b^5/b^7)(c^3/c)(d^3/d^2)
when you divide exponents, you subtract the numerator exponent with the the denominator exponent. I've done b for you.
(2)(b^(5-7))(c^3/c)(d^3/d^2)
2(b^(-2))(c^3/c)(d^3/d^2)
whenever the exponent is negative, it goes in the denominator like demonstrated with b:
2(c^3/c)(d^3/d^2)/b^2
2d+8=24
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