Mathematics, 05.07.2019 18:30, synite

Simplify (4x–^ 4)^– 3 a. x^12/64 b. –8x^12 c. -1/2x^4 d. –64x^9 if you explain how you got it : )

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Simplify (4x–^ 4)^– 3 a. x^12/64 b. –8x^12 c. -1/2x^4 d. –64x^9 if you explain how you got it : )...