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Mars2501 [29]
3 years ago
12

What is 4 to the 1/2 power

Mathematics
1 answer:
Ronch [10]3 years ago
7 0
4 to he power of 1/2 is 2
I think thats because its 1/2 of 2
Sorry if I'm wrong
Hope this helps
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2 1.3.1 Study: Multiplying Binomials Drag the tiles to the blanks. Distribute. - 4(x - 2) =​
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I am not entirely sure what you are asking here but if I am right then the answer is -4(x-2) = 8 - 4x

Step-by-step explanation:

Multiplying binomials all you have to do is distribute the 4

Multiply  -4 by x to get: -4x

Muliply -4 by -2 to get: 8 (Because two negatives make a positive)

Now you have -4x + 8

Rewrite so it flows better and the answer is:

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3 years ago
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Since molly's solution tally's with the given solution, hence <em>Molly's solution is correct.</em>

Given the working on a partial product of 93 and 51 carried out by Molly as shown:

\begin{array}{llrr} &&93 \\ &&\underline{{}\times51} \\ &\blueD{\text{Step 1}}&\blueD{3}& \blueD{1\times3\text{ ones}}\\ &\greenD{\text{Step 2}}&\greenD{90}& \greenD{1\times 9\text{ tens}}\\ &\maroonD{\text{Step 3}}&\maroonD{150}& \maroonD{50\times 3\text{ ones}}\\ &\goldE{\text{Step 4}}&\underline{{}+\goldE{ 4{,}500}}& \goldE{50\times 9\text{ tens}}\\ &\purpleD{\text{Step 5}}&\purpleD{4{,}743}& \end{array}​

This partial product can also be solved as shown below:

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Applying the distributive law:

93 \times 51 = 90(50) + 90(1) + 3(50) + 3(1)\\93 \times 51 =4500 + 90 + 150 + 3\\93 \times 51 =4500+240+3\\93 \times 51 =4740+3\\93 \times 51 =4743

Since molly's solution tally's with the given solution, hence <em>Molly solution is correct.</em>

Learn more about partial product at: brainly.com/question/24716925

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