Let 3 (a power) = 4 (B power) = 36, then 2 / a (fraction) + 1 / b (fraction)= Originally the teacher said, forget to copy, now how can't think of

Let 3 (a power) = 4 (B power) = 36, then 2 / a (fraction) + 1 / b (fraction)= Originally the teacher said, forget to copy, now how can't think of

A power of 3 = B power of 4 = 36
Then a = log3 (36)
b=log4(36)
Then 2 / a = 2log36 (3) = log36 (9)
1/b=log36(4)
Then 2 / A + 1 / b = log36 (9) + log36 (4) = log36 (36) = 1

Many can be followed by uncountable nouns, such as clothes?

The noun added after many must be countable (plural), not uncountable
It's just that the plural of some countable nouns is a little special
Clothes is actually the plural form of a noun, but it has no corresponding singular form
Another example: many people.people There is only the plural form, there is no corresponding singular form

Is clothes an uncountable noun, followed by is or are

Clothes is a plural noun and has no singular form
His clothes are very nice

Clothes
How to change this sentence?
The clothes look nice.Can I try it on?________

The clothes look nice.Can I try them on?
It should be changed like this
Clothes is a collective noun, all in plural form, just like people