A x = ±5
2 answers:
Answer:
1f, 2b, 3a, 4c, 5d, 6e
see image
Step-by-step explanation:
Solve the equations by getting x all by itself on one side. Then, square root to get rid of the exponent.
Any problem where you square root a negative will give you an i in the answer. This is because sqrt(-1) is i. Because i^2 = -1
Also, when you are simplifying square roots for your final answer, look for a perfect square number inside of the radical. Like Sqrt45 can be broken down to
Sqrt9•sqrt5
And because 9 is a perfect square, sqrt9 simplifies to just 3. See image.
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Answer:
a.) y = 3/(2ˣ)
b.) y = 1/(2ˣ)
c.) y = (π^π)ˣ
d.) y = (1/27)(1/√(3))ˣ
e.) y = .002908/(.119025ˣ)
f.) y = .00000004808/(.0413ˣ)
Step-by-step explanation:
Concept need to know is:
- a negative exponent will flip the numerator with the denominator
- a fraction as an exponent is just a root. so if the exponent is x^(1/2) then the root is 2 and x^(1/3) is a cube root
- adding and subtracting exponent is the same thing as multiplying the same base.
- so x^(1+2) = (x^1)(x^2)
- and x^(1-2) = (x^1)(x^-2)
