Remember
(x^m)/(x^n)=x^(m-n)
(q^(33/4))/(q^8)=q^((33/4)-8)
what is 33/4-8?
33/4-8=33/4-32/4=1/4
result is
q^1/4 or
![\sqrt[4]{q}](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=%20%5Csqrt%5B4%5D%7Bq%7D%20)
answer is
Xy + 7<span> = </span>x<span> + y is not a linear </span>equation<span> because the term xy has degree 2. </span>x<span> + 3y</span>2<span> = 6 is not a linear</span>equation<span> because the term 3y</span>2<span> has degree 2. ... </span>x<span> = (constant). is a linear </span>equation<span> but does not</span><span>describe a function</span>
2.5(10x - 16) = 5
2.5 is multiplying on the left, then it will divide on the right
10x - 16 = 5/2.5
10x - 16 = 2
16 is subtracting on the left, then it will add on the right
10x = 2 + 16
10x = 18
10 is multiplying on the left, then it will divide on the right
x = 18/10
x = 1.8
