Answer:
5+3 square root of 5 units
First, you need to get the denominators (the bottom number) the same. The smallest number to get them to is 15.
So, what you need to do is take 2/5 and multiply the bottom by 3 to get 15, and since you did it to the bottom, you need to do it to the top too. So you would get, 6/15.
Then, for 1/3, take the bottom number and multiply it by 5. Then, since you did it to the bottom, do it to the top as well. You would get 5/15.
Then, you need to put them side by side. You don't add the bottom, so your denominator would remain 15, but your numerator (top) would get added.
<u> 6</u> + <u>5</u> = <u>11</u>
15 15 15
The differentiation of the function g(t) = 7/t⁴ will be equal to g¹(t)=-28/t⁵
<h3>What is differentiation?</h3>
The method of determining the derivative, or rate of change, of a function in mathematics.is termed as the differentiation.
Given that:-
The derivative will be calculated as:-
Therefore the differentiation of the function g(t) = 7/t⁴ will be equal to g¹(t)=-28/t⁵
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5(3 +x) – 2 = (5+3)*(5+x)
(8-2)*(5x-2)
6*5x-2
this Is what I came up with.
