help with an algebra question?

Question

so i have a math summer assignment and i cant figure this question. Simplify 2m^3 over 3n^2 thanks soo much for all of your help, some stuff i just cant remember

Answer 1

This cannot be simplified.
Could it be that you mean 2 m ³ / 3 m ² ?
If so:-
2 m ³ / 3 m ² = (2/3) m

Answer 2

(2m^3)/(3n^2) can only be simplified to:

(2/3)(m^3)/(n^2)

If, on the other hand, you had:
(2m^3)/(3m^2), then you could simplify:
= 2m/3 or (2/3)m

Because when you divide numbers with exponents, they must have the same base to simplify. Then, you can subtract the exponents.

In this case, m^3 / m^2 = m^(3-2) = m^1 = m.

Answer 3

u cant simplify this because 2 and 3 cannot be divided and M and N are not like terms!

if it would have been 2m^3 over 4m^2, then u can simplify by cancelling out the like terms!

Answer 4

if you didn't make a typing mistake and the letters are not the same (n's and m's) then this fraction is in its simplest form and cannot be simplified further. However if the letters are both m's or n's then the numerator will have one more factor than the denominator after canceling and you will get :
2m/3 or 2n/3.

Answer 5

You cannot simplify it any further.
2m^3/3n^2 (did you mean 3m^2?)

Answer 6

that's as simple as it gets,

2m^3/3n^2

Answer 7

(2·m^3)/(3·n^2) isn't simplified.
(2·m^3)/(3·m^2) = 2· m^(3-2) /3 = 2m/3

Saludos.

Answer 8

It seems to be in lowest terms already. Are you sure you copied the problem correctly? It is like saying to reduce 1/2.