The intersection of the two sets is the list of members that appear in both sets. That is {3}.
Your statement is FALSE.
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<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
We can use the following rule of surds to solve the problem:
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which means that when multiplying two numbers with the same bases, we can simply add their powers while keeping the base the same.
Applying this rule:

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Answer:The pictures not that clear
Step-by-step explanation:
My answer was deleted but ill post it again. it is a line plotted at the point (-2,-0.5) and the slope is down 1, right twice. this is a negative line.
I need a image otherwise I can't answer this question