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can someone help me with c?

 Jan 5, 2017

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\(\sqrt[3]{{(2{n}^{0})}^{-4}.2.{m}^{2}.{n}^{4}.{m}^{-1}.{n}^{3}\over {m}^{-4}.{n}^{4}}\)

\(=\sqrt[3]{{2}^{-4}.2.{m}^{2}.{m}^{4}.{n}^{4}.{m}^{-1}.{n}^{3}.{n}^{-4}}\)

\(=\sqrt[3]{{2}^{-3}.{m}^{2}.{m}^{4}.{m}^{-1}{n}^{4}.{n}^{3}.{n}^{-4}}\)

\(= \sqrt[3]{{2}^{-3}.{m}^{5}.{n}^{3}}\)

\(= \sqrt[3]{{n}^{3}\over{2}^{3}}*\sqrt[3]{{m}^{5}}\)

\(= \frac{n}{3}.{m}^{\frac{5}{3}}\)

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 Jan 5, 2017
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\(\sqrt[3]{\dfrac{\left(2n^0\right)^4\cdot 2m^2n^4\cdot m^{-1}n^3}{m^{-4}n^4}}\\ =\left(\dfrac{\left(2n^0\right)^4\cdot 2m^2n^4\cdot m^{-1}n^3}{m^{-4}n^4}\right)^{1/3}\\ =\left(2^5\cdot m^5n^3\right)^{1/3}\\ =\sqrt[3]{32}\cdot m^{5/3}n\\ =2\sqrt[3]{4}\cdot m^{5/3}n\)

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 Jan 5, 2017
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\sqrt[3]{\dfrac{\left(2n^0\right)^4\cdot 2m^2n^4\cdot m^{-1}n^3}{m^{-4}n^4}}\\

 

\(\sqrt[3]{\dfrac{\left(2n^0\right)^4\cdot 2m^2n^4\cdot m^{-1}n^3}{m^{-4}n^4}}\\ =\sqrt[3]{\dfrac{\left(2*1\right)^4\cdot 2m^{2+-1}n^{4+3}}{m^{-4}n^4}}\\ =\sqrt[3]{\dfrac{2^4\cdot 2^1m^{1}n^{7}}{m^{-4}n^4}}\\ =\sqrt[3]{\dfrac{2^5m^{1--4}n^{7-4}}{1}}\\ =\sqrt[3]{2^5m^{5}n^{3}}\\ =\sqrt[3]{2^3*2^2m^{3}m^2n^{3}}\\ =\sqrt[3]{2^3m^{3}n^{3}*2^2m^2}\\ =2mn\sqrt[3]{4m^2}\\\)

This is the same as Max's answer  :)

 Jan 5, 2017
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Emily, isn't it 2 left to the power -4? You and Max made 2 left to the power 4 

Majid  Jan 5, 2017
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Who is Emily LOL

 

Btw it IS 2 to the power 4, not -4

MaxWong  Jan 5, 2017
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Huh, where are you talking about Majid?

Oh yea - I copied the question wrong - you are of course correct :)

Good spotting :)

I tried to message you but this stupid site wont let me!  It keeps giving me an error message.

I can message everyone else.  I do not remember that ever happening before with anyone!

 

(yes I know you are a nice site, not stupid - please do not take offense and do any other horrible thing to me. )

Melody  Jan 5, 2017
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Actually Max that was YOUR fault.

I copied and pasted the first line of your LaTex coding, that's how come I missed the -4 !

You might be the self proclaimed 'Smartest Cookie in the World" but you cannot claim to be the most careful one!  :))

Melody  Jan 5, 2017
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Oh. I see. 

 

Oops.

 

Yes I am very careless :P

 

~The smartest cookie in the world

MaxWong  Jan 5, 2017
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Btw no one is going to help me with my Calculus question :P

Nvm.

 

~The smartest cookie in the world

MaxWong  Jan 5, 2017
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I did look at your calculus question Max but I'd have to look stuff up before I could have a hope of answering it.

It seemed like a lot of effort.  Having said that, it doesn't look like it should be that hard.  :/

It doesn't even look like calculus but that is probably just me displaying my total ignorance.....

Isn't there some simple formula you can use?

Melody  Jan 5, 2017
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For those who may be interested, this is Max's question I am referring to

http://web2.0calc.com/questions/calculus-calculus

 

 

Actually I do not think anyone attempted Majid's last differential equations question either, though I could be wrong and I have no idea where it is anymore.  

Maybe you could repost it Majid? 

Melody  Jan 5, 2017
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Best Answer

\(\sqrt[3]{{(2{n}^{0})}^{-4}.2.{m}^{2}.{n}^{4}.{m}^{-1}.{n}^{3}\over {m}^{-4}.{n}^{4}}\)

\(=\sqrt[3]{{2}^{-4}.2.{m}^{2}.{m}^{4}.{n}^{4}.{m}^{-1}.{n}^{3}.{n}^{-4}}\)

\(=\sqrt[3]{{2}^{-3}.{m}^{2}.{m}^{4}.{m}^{-1}{n}^{4}.{n}^{3}.{n}^{-4}}\)

\(= \sqrt[3]{{2}^{-3}.{m}^{5}.{n}^{3}}\)

\(= \sqrt[3]{{n}^{3}\over{2}^{3}}*\sqrt[3]{{m}^{5}}\)

\(= \frac{n}{3}.{m}^{\frac{5}{3}}\)

Majid Jan 5, 2017

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