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Evaluat 1/2^-2x^-3y^5 for x=2 and y=-4

Evaluat 1/2^-2x^-3y^5 for x=2 and y=-4-example-1
User ProdigySim
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Answer:


-(1)/(32)

Explanation:

Given Equation:


(1)/(2^-^2*x^-^3*y^5)

Multiplying numerator and denominator by
2^2*x^3 gives:


(2^2*x^3)/(y^5)

We have to evaluate the equation at
x=2 and y=-4

Putting the values of x and y in the equation:

=
(2^2*2^3)/((-4)^5)

=
(4*8)/((-1024))

=
-(32)/(1024) \\

=
-(1)/(32)

On putting the value of 'x' and 'y' in the equation the solution of the equation is
-(1)/(32)

User Nandish A
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Answer:

-1/32

Explanation:

1/(2⁻²x⁻³y⁵)

x=2

y=-4

1/(2⁻²x⁻³y⁵) = 1/(2⁻²2⁻³-4⁵)

4= 2²

equate it back where 4 is

1/(2⁻²2⁻³2²⁽⁵⁾) = 1/(2⁻²2⁻³2¹⁰)

using law of indices

1/(2⁻²⁺⁽⁻³⁾+¹⁰) = 1/(2⁻²⁻³⁺¹⁰) = 1/2⁻⁵⁺¹⁰= 1/2⁻⁵ = -1/2x2x2x2x2 = -1/32

User Jeffrey Froman
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