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B^2*b^3 over (2b^2)^2

 Apr 17, 2015

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There was nothing to "solve"......remember........we have to have an " = "  sign in the problem to do that......I just  "simplified"  it using some basic rules involving exponents.....

 

  

 Apr 17, 2015
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well 2 bits. I didnt know that was actually possible to calculate. Sounds like a networking problem? Maybe just the bits part throws me off.

 Apr 17, 2015
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 [B^2*b^3]  / (2b^2)^2  =

[ B^2*b^3 ] / [4 b^4]  =

[B^2 ]  / [ 4b ]

 

  

 Apr 17, 2015
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hey cphill what was that math you just did called?

 Apr 17, 2015
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Just Basic Algebra, Z-Man........

 

  

 Apr 17, 2015
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B^2*b^3 over (2b^2)^2 we never used B as a unit. What does it stand for?

 Apr 17, 2015
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I don't know, zegroes......it's just a variable.......and, since it's upper-case, we usually assume that it's different from the lower-case "b"......What  is  each suppposed to represent?????.......who knows????

 

  

 Apr 17, 2015
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So how did you solve it without knowing what the variables were?

 Apr 17, 2015
 #8
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There was nothing to "solve"......remember........we have to have an " = "  sign in the problem to do that......I just  "simplified"  it using some basic rules involving exponents.....

 

  

CPhill Apr 17, 2015
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alright i get it. Thanks fossil. Who knew i could learn something from an old person....How the times have changed

 Apr 17, 2015
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ROF LOL 

 Apr 18, 2015

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