How do u solve this math problem?

Question

please explain and work out steps!

-3, 28a to the 36 power b to the 25 power c to the 36 power and everything but the -3 is in a square root

Answer 1

-3 * sqrt(28a^36 * b^25 * c^36)

When you take the square root of something raised to a power, it's like dividing that power in half. Example sqrt 2^6 = 2^3. Check 2^6 = 64; 2^3 =8 checks.

sqrt(28a^36) = a^18 * sqrt(4*7) = 2a^18(sqrt7)
sqrt(b^25) = b^12.5 or b^12*sqrtb
sqrt(c^36) = c^18

So
-3 * sqrt(28a^36 * b^25 * c^36) =
-6 * a^18 * b^12 * c^18 * sqrt(7b)

Answer 2

-3 sqrt( 28a^36 b^25 c^36 ) = -6 a^18 b^12 c^18 sqrt(7b)

Answer 3

this is really confusing, you should put in the carrot top for all of the powers: b^25

you can't solve problems with multiple variables without using creating a matrix, which is calc BC type stuff

Answer 4

if the -3 is in square root then u can't solve it cuz there is no square root of -3

Answer 5

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