To<span> find a </span>power of a product, look the power of each factor and then multiply. If you want to multiply two powers with the same exponent but different bases, you use the commutative property of multiplication. Product of powers property shows us that when you multiply powers with the same base you just have to add the exponents. This is raising a <span>power to a power.</span>
2×9= 18
18÷9= 2
Answer: 2 cups of fruit punch.
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Explanation: so, you divide. why do I know this? because it doesn't say "times," (multiplication word) "more than," (addition word) "less than/ left over." (subtraction word) so what your looking for is "equally," and "each."
So, can you do 2÷9? no, you cant. so you have to multiply 2×9 to get the answer. and what's the answer? 18!
so, now, can you divide 18÷9? yes!! why? because you can only divide big numbers like 18. and you can't divide small numbers like 2 or 9. do you get what I'm saying?
so, what's 18÷9? 2!!
I hope this helps! :) if you still don't understand it just please let me know :)
Answer:
x=20
Step-by-step explanation:
The whole number multiply by the denominator and add to the numerator.
It's Feedback A. B is wrong because natural numbers would be reversed with whole numbers, and c is wrong because irrational numbers would be outside.
