When dividing, exponential powers are subtracted. When multiplying, power are added the base remains the same if the two bases are the same number. If they are different, the bases are multiplied and the same power is simply kept. With this in mind, let us solve this question!
6^3 × 2^6 / 2^3 ----- Multiplication or division can be done first. I do division because it's easier that way. 6-3 = 3
6^3 * 2^3 ------ Multiply bases and keep the power.
B.) 12^3
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Basically that’s it but write it down by yourself
Answer:All real numbers except for 0 and 4.
Step-by-step explanation:
The denominator cant be zero so we take it and equal it to zero. For the denominator to equal to zero, either x = 0 or x=4 yields 0.
I’m pretty sure the answer is A.
