Helping students gain understanding and self-confidence in
algebra. cls wrote:the below is to be simplify to 2/3X^2 but i
just can't get it -:( (R^2)/4 * (3x)^R * (2/9x^2)^(6-R) = 2/3X^2
-- proof it (R is eventually eliminated- how ??) main obstacles
is i can't get rid of the ^R, pls help cls wrote:The recent
topic learnt is Exponential Equation. the complete question is
as follow - If (R^2)/4 * (3X)^R * (2/9X^2)^(6-R) can be
simplified to K/X^3 , find the values of the constants R and K.
(answer R=3, K=2/3)