ABC ~ A’B’C’
So, AB=A’B’ , BC=B’C’ , AC = A’C’
Given, AB=15 and A’C’=4
So, AC = 4 , A’B’ = 15
Answer:
3⁸ or 6561
Step-by-step explanation:
First, let's look at PEMDAS - Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication/Division, Addition/Subtraction.
There are no parentheses, so let's solve the exponents.
3² • 9³
3² = 9
9³ = 729
Your expression is:
9 • 729
Now let's multiply.
= 6561
This number can also be expressed with exponents.
Since 9 = 3², 9³ = 3²⁽³⁾
Now your expression is:
3² • 3²⁽³⁾
First, solve the exponents by multiplying.
3² • 3⁶
When you multiply two expressions with exponents that have the same base (3), you add the exponents.
3² • 3⁶ = 3⁽²⁺⁶⁾ = 3⁸
3⁸ also equals 6561.
Your answer is 3⁸ or 6561.
Hope this helps!
13 bus seats on each bus and 12 seats on each van
The sum of two numbers:
x + y = 108
The difference of the same two numbers:
x - y = 78
We can use substitution to figure out x and y:
x - y = 78 can be changed to x = 78 + y
We can plug this into the first equation:
78 + y + y = 108
78 + 2y = 108
2y = 30
y = 15
Now solve for x using any of the two equations. I'll use the first equation since it's easier:
x + 15 = 108
x = 93
