Simplify (5n^4)^-3. Assume n = 0.

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RJR asked Sep 27, 2023

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Simplify (5n^4)^-3. Assume n = 0.

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RJR asked Sep 27, 2023

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Answer:

Undefined

Explanation:

(5n^4)^(-3)

(5(0)^4)^(-3)

(5(0))^(-3)

0^(-3)

(1)/(0^3)

Since dividing by 0 is undefined, then the answer is undefined when n=0.

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Explanation:

5*0=0

0^4=0

0^-3=0

ChrisCurrie answered Oct 1, 2023

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