Answer:
Both are correct.
Step-by-step explanation:
The key understanding here is that you can factor a monomial in many different ways!
To check if any of the factorizations is correct, we can multiply the factors and see if their product is really 12x^712x
7
12, x, start superscript, 7, end superscript.
Hint #22 / 4
\begin{aligned} (\blueD{4}\maroonD{x^3})(\blueD{3}\maroonD{x^4})&=(\blueD{4})(\blueD{3})(\maroonD{x^3})(\maroonD{x^4}) \\\\ &=\blueD{12}\maroonD{x^7} \end{aligned}
(4x
3
)(3x
4
)
=(4)(3)(x
3
)(x
4
)
=12x
7
So Ibuki is correct!
Hint #33 / 4
\begin{aligned} (\blueD{2}\maroonD{x^6})(\blueD{6}\maroonD{x})&=(\blueD{2})(\blueD{6})(\maroonD{x^6})(\maroonD{x}) \\\\ &=\blueD{12}\maroonD{x^7} \end{aligned}
(2x
6
)(6x)
=(2)(6)(x
6
)(x)
=12x
7
So Melodie is also correct!
Both Ibuki and Melodie are correct.
Answer:
Your question was a bit confusing so I found another related question. You can reference it with your own details.
A vendor bought 10 dozen eggs at the rate of Rs 22 per dozen. Six of the eggs were rotten. He sold the remaining eggs at the rate of Rs 2.50 per egg . Find his profit or loss
Vendor bought 10 dozen eggs which means the vendor bought:
= 10 * 12 eggs
= 120 eggs
6 were rotten and he sold the rest for Rs. 2.50 per egg.
= (120 - 6) * 2.5
= Rs. 285
The amount he spent on the eggs was:
= 10 dozen * 22
= Rs. 220
Profit = 285 - 220
= Rs. 65
Answer:
3/500
Step-by-step explanation:
3/5 x 1%
=> 3/5 x 1/100
=> 3/500
Hope it helps you
Answer:
Yes because she ends up back at zero
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
3 over 2/3 → 3/1 divided by 2/3 → 3/1 x 3/2 (do keep change flip)
once you multiply you'll get 9/2.
