In simplest form, what is (4/5)2−2/5? the two by the parenthesis is an exponent write in fraction form

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XRobot asked Jun 19, 2023

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In simplest form, what is (4/5)2−2/5?

the two by the parenthesis is an exponent
write in fraction form

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middle-school

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in simplest form it’s 6/5!

Turtles Are Cute answered Jun 20, 2023

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Answer:

6/25

Explanation:

(4/5)^2 - 2/5

= 16/25 - 2/5

= 16/25 - 10/25

= 6/25

Pulkitsinghal answered Jun 26, 2023

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