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soldi70 [24.7K]
2 years ago
15

50 points to whoever gets this right .

Mathematics
1 answer:
katrin2010 [14]2 years ago
3 0

We have the two equivalent expressions:

( (2.3)⁵/(0.9)⁴)³ = (2.3)¹⁵/(0.9)¹²

From this, we conclude that the correct option is the last one.

<h3>Which expression is equivalent to the given one?</h3>

Here we start with the expression:

( (2.3)⁵/(0.9)⁴)³

Remember the rule for exponents:

(aⁿ)ˣ = aⁿ*ˣ

Now we can use the above rule to simplify the large parenthesis we will get:

( (2.3)⁵/(0.9)⁴)³ = (2.3)⁵*³/(0.9)⁴*³ =  (2.3)¹⁵/(0.9)¹²

Then we have the two equivalent expressions:

( (2.3)⁵/(0.9)⁴)³ = (2.3)¹⁵/(0.9)¹²

From this, we conclude that the correct option is the last one.

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