Write the expression as a monomial in its standard form.

9/16p^7 ⋅ (-4/3p^4)

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3 July, 06:50

Write the expression as a monomial in its standard form.

9/16p^7 ⋅ (-4/3p^4)

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Eden Bender · Answer 1

-3/4 p^11

Step-by-step explanation:

9/16p^7 ⋅ (-4/3p^4)

Multiply the numbers together

9/16 * - 4/3 = - 3/4

Now multiply the variables

p^7 * p^4

We know that a^b * a^c = a^ (b+c)

p^ (7+4) = p^11

Putting these back together

-3/4 p^11

Write the expression as a monomial in its standard form.9/16p^7 ⋅ (-4/3p^4)

Write the expression as a monomial in its standard form.

9/16p^7 ⋅ (-4/3p^4)