(PLEASE HELP)simplify 2 with an exponent of 5 over 3 with an exponent of 2 and the equation has an exponent of 4
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Assuming you mean this as your problem I hope I can assist you.
So just apply the exponent rule to start, which is (a/b)^c = a^c/b^c
This translates to....
Now apply the exponent rule (a^b)^c = a^bc
Which translates to 3^2 * 4 which is refined to 3^8
So now we have....
Just apply the exponent rule (a^b)^c
So we get 2^5 * 4 which refines to 2^20
Therefore our final answer is 2^20/3^8
So just apply the exponent rule to start, which is (a/b)^c = a^c/b^c
This translates to....
Now apply the exponent rule (a^b)^c = a^bc
Which translates to 3^2 * 4 which is refined to 3^8
So now we have....
Just apply the exponent rule (a^b)^c
So we get 2^5 * 4 which refines to 2^20
Therefore our final answer is 2^20/3^8
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Answer:
H(M) = (1)M + 10
Step-by-step explanation:
If the plant will grow 1 centimeter every month, we can write an equation that relates the height of the plant with the number of months elapsed:
Let
H = height of the plant
M = number of months elapsed
H0 = initial height = 10cm
H (M) = (1)M + H0
H (M) = (1)M + 10
Where (1) is the constant rate of growth of 1 centimeter per month.
This is the equation of a line that intersects the H axis at H = 10.
In the attached figure the graph is shown.
