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Question 226686: what is 2/3 to the 4th power please Answer by drj(1380) (Show Source):
Lessons. Answers archive. Click here to see ALL problems on Exponents. Question 265667: 2/3 to the 4th power. Answer by checkley77 (12844) ( Show Source ): You can put this solution on YOUR website! (2/3)^4=16/81 ans.
Best Answer. (2/3)^4. 2^4 / 3^4. 16 / 81. 0.1975308641975309. AzizHusain Aug 20, 2014. Post New Answer.
Explanation: "3/2 to the fourth power" can be rewrite as: (3 2)4 = 34 24 = 81 16 = 5.0625. Answer link.
Click here to see ALL problems on Exponents-negative-and-fractional. Question 368865: Simplify (2/3) to the negative 4th power. Answer by neatmath (302) ( Show Source ): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Terms. Help. Remember that a^ (m/n)=rootn (a^m) and that 4^2=16=2xx8=2xx2^3 ...the rest is a piece of cake!
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Note: If the expression had been then we could but would not want to multiply the numerator nd denominator by . This is so because 4 is not prime. 4 = 2*2. So all we need to get a perfect 4th power is two more 2's: 2*2 or 4. So. This is correct, too. But it is not fully simplified. The numerator will simplify.
Best Answer. 2 ^ -4 = 1 / 2^4 = 1 / 16 = 0.0625. If you have a number to a negative exponent, rewrite that number in the denumerator with a positive exponent. geno3141 Oct 2, 2014. Post New Answer.
The most common way to solve a quadratic equation to the fourth power would be using x^2 instead of x when factoring, an example is shown below. Depending on the specific problem, there are different ways that you may be able to solve the quadratic equation. Sometimes, you are able to factor each term by a numerical value, an example where this can be used is 4x^4+8x^3+2x^2+12x+24=0 In this ...