The number (x) that is (=) 10 less than (-) 6
x = 6 - 10 Subtract
x = -4
Answer:
12√x^2.y^9
Step-by-step explanation:
x^1/6 * y^3/4
xy ^ (1/6+3/4)
xy ^ (2/12+9/12)
12√x^2 * y^9
64^(4/3)
= 256
32^(3/5)
= 8
625^(3/4)
= 125
81^(5/4)
= 243
How many distinct products can be formed using two different integers from the given set: {–6, –5, –4, –3, –2, –1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4
zhannawk [14.2K]
Number of distinct products that can be formed is 144
<h3>Permutation</h3>
Since we need to multiply two different integers to be selected from the set which contains a total of 12 integers. This is a permutation problem since we require distinct integers.
Now, for the first integer to be selected for the product, since we have 12 integers, it is to be arranged in 1 way. So, the permutation is ¹²P₁ = 12
For the second integer, we also have 12 integers to choose from to be arranged in 1 way. So, the permutation is ¹²P₁ = 12.
<h3>
Number of distinct products</h3>
So, the number of distinct products that can be formed from these two integers are ¹²P₁ × ¹²P₁ = 12 × 12 = 144
So, the number of distinct products that can be formed is 144
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