Step The complete factorization of the second term along with the properties of exponents will allow us to write the second term as a perfect cube. We know that 6 ÷ 3 = so x6 = (x2)3. Express each term as a perfect cube. 27d³64 33d³ - 26 3³d³- = (3d) ³ - (1 ])²)³ 1²

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Chapter1: Fundamental Concepts Of Algebra
Section1.2: Exponents And Radicals
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The complete factorization of the second term along with the properties of exponents will allow us to write the second
term as a perfect cube. We know that 6 + 3 =
so x6 =
(x²)3.
Express each term as a perfect cube.
27d³ - 64 = 3³d326
3³d³-((
=
¤ (3d)³ –
=
1²) ³
1)³
Transcribed Image Text:Step 2 The complete factorization of the second term along with the properties of exponents will allow us to write the second term as a perfect cube. We know that 6 + 3 = so x6 = (x²)3. Express each term as a perfect cube. 27d³ - 64 = 3³d326 3³d³-(( = ¤ (3d)³ – = 1²) ³ 1)³
Express each term as a perfect square.
49b² - 64 =
])²-(²
Transcribed Image Text:Express each term as a perfect square. 49b² - 64 = ])²-(²
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