We write this like this:
49=35%x
and we want to find the x.
let's invert the sides:
35%x=49.
35 is equal to 0.35
0.35*x=49
and now we only divide both sides by 0.35:
x=140
so the answer is 140.
(aternatively we can do it through fractions:
35/100*x=49
divide both sides by 7:
5/100*x=7
simplify the first fraction
1/20*x=7
and multiply by 20:
x=140
Answer:
We use the power rule of exponents to find out that both sides of the equation equal 3^20 (or 3486784401).
Step-by-step explanation:
For this example, we can just use a calculator and find out that both (3^5)^4 and (3^4)^5 are the same value. But how do we know this algebraically?
When dealing with exponents, we must have a good understanding of the properties of exponents before doing any calculations.
For this example, I recognize that the power rule of exponents is being used:

So let's apply this rule to the given equation.
(3^5)^4 = (3^4)^5
3^(5*4) = 3^(4*5)
3^20 = 3^20
Now we know both sides of the equation equal 3^20 (or 3486784401).
Answer:
The at least sign is ≥. So, h ≥ -12
200-144=56
56/2=28
Neil is 28