<span>What is the unit value of the 6 in 216 ?
</span>6 ones
Answer:
6 kg/m
Step-by-step explanation:
mass m = 3x^2.
rho ρ= dm/dx =6x
ρ(1) =6 Kg/m
linear density is the derivative of mass (m) with respect to position(x)
that is how fast is the mass changing at that position.
20 liters I looked up the answer and did research on how to find it.
First you take 15 and divide it by 5. That leaves you with 3. You also need to decide the x’s so you subtract the exponents (2-3=-1)
so you now have (y^10z^7)/(y^4z^10)3x^-1
Next we will divide the y’s.
Again, subtract the exponents (10-4=6) to get y^6
Now we have (3x^-1)(y^6) (z^7/z^10)
Last is z, we subtract the exponents again (7-10=-3) and get z^-3
Our answer is (3x^-1)(y^6)(z^-3)
Hm, it seems like his answer is off. The image is what I got.
