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It's, not as you cube everything in the brackets, so (3m)^3 = 27m^3
How does that work? If it's in brackets, it's still 3m.
BIDMAS. You do brackets first, then indices. So (xy)^z = x^(z)y^(z)
That's... not how it works. You're mixing units and math. And BIDMAS means brackets first, so first you solve xy and then you do indices. (xy)^z is not the same thing as
x^z * y^z
.