Question

Cassandra argues that (6 2/3)6 can be simplified to 6(6 2/3), but Rafael argues that the exponent 6 2/3 should be replaced with another number. Enter the number that the exponent 6 2/3 should be replaced with.

Answer 1

Assuming you mean (6^2/3)^6, the exponent 6 2/3 in the simplification should be replaced with 4

Explanation:

Apply the power rule and multiply exponents.

6 ^2 /3 * 6

Cancel the common factor of 3

6 ^2 *2

Multiply 2 by 2 .

6 ^4