Answer:
The last one
Step-by-step explanation:
when you are dividing an equation with exponents, you subtract the exponents from each other.
For example, in your problem you have d^4 and d^2 (notice that they have the same base) you subtract the exponents to get d^2
** even if the bases are numbers, you DONT touch the base, just the exponents ( ex.: 5^4 ÷ 5^3 = 5^1)
Do this w/ the rest of the exponents.
d^4 ÷ d^2 = d^2
e^3÷e^2= e
f^5÷f= f^4
** although f looks like it doesn't have an exponent, it has an invisible one
And w/ the power of deduction, you should get -2/3 d^2ef^4
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Answer:
umm...1/12 of a chance
Step-by-step explanation:
Are you sure there isnt a graph that goes along with this?
The answer is the first 1 !!
Here is how we see if it is true!
If Clayton drives 60 miles per hour, that means, <u>t</u>hat after one hour has passed, they should have traveled 60 miles!
If we look at the number of hours that have passed between 1:30 and 4:30, it is 3 hours.
If someone travels 60 miles every hour that has passed, and they traveled for 3 hours. To find how far they have traveled we just need to multiply 60 miles by 3 hours!
Let's solve that!
60 × 3 = 180 miles!
Clayton started driving at 1:30 pm and went 60 miles per hour.
