How do you find the product of $(2x^3)/(7x)*14/x$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2017-04-15T20:08:48

$4x$

Since this is a multiplication, you can cancel out the 14 and the 7.

$(2x^3)/(x)*2/x$

This equals to $(4x^3)/(x^2)$ and then to $4x$

This is because in a division, indices are subtracted, $3-2=1$ , leading to $4x$

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