Answer:
<em>8 C sometimes</em>
<em>9 64x^8 y^11</em>
<em>10 c 1.28r^2/ t^9</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Algebraic Operations
</u>
Some basic rules must be fresh in our minds when trying to simplify complex algebraic expressions. For example, the power rule respect to the product or quotient:



Let's face the questions at hand
8. A number is raised to a negative exponent is negative?
Following the expressions recalled above, let's pick the expression

This is a negative power resulting in a positive number
Now we pick

This time, the negative power leads to a negative result, so it doesn't matter the sign of exponent to determine the sign of the result
<em>Answer: C sometimes
</em>
9 simplify(4xy^2)^3(xy)^5



10 simplify(2t^-3)^3(0.4r)^2




Answer:
12 inches in 1 foot
Step-by-step explanation:
In this problem, we need to find an example that is a scale.
There must be a relation between two units.
There are many types of units of lengths. These can be metre, cm, mm, foot, inches.
The relation between inch and foot is given by :
1 foot = 12 inch
So, we can say there are 12 inches in 1 foot.
<u>Hence, the correct option is (c).</u>
Answer:
0,00027 grams!
Step-by-step explanation:
This is a scientific notation problem.
When a number is followed by a
, it means that said number has one zero at the beginning.
In this case, the number is followed by
, so that means that 2.7 has four zeros at the beginning. So, 2.7x
grams is equal to 0,00027 grams! (always the comma goes after the first zero).
X=6
16 plus 2 is 18 and divided by 3 is 6
Answer:
LIMIT
The policy will pay for up to
$100,000 of damage to
another person's property.
The policy will pay only
$100 per incident for a
tow truck
DEDUCTIBLE
The policyholder must pay
the first $1,000 of repair
expenses before insurance
will pay for anything,
PREMIUM
The policy offers coverage
for a cost of $178 per month
The policyholder must
pay $500 semiannually
to the insurance provider
Step-by-step explanation:
LIMIT is the maximum amount an insurer will pay toward a covered claim
DEDUCTIBLE is the amount paid out of pocket toward a covered claim
PREMIUM is the amount paid regularly to keep the policy in force.