Answer to Question #209707 in Algebra for Samu

Question #209707

3(4-3)²

Please give an example of how to answer this

Expert's answer

An example can be as shown below

Find (-3)² *(-4)³ in simplest form

(-3*-3)*(-4*-4*-4)

= 9 x -64

= -576

To answer the above question

3(4-3)²

=3(1)²

=3*1

=3

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