Expanding 8x^3, we multiply 8*8 and x^3 by x^3 to get 64x^6. Since we know that the cube root of 64 is 4, we can separate that. Next, since you add exponents while multiplying, 6/3 is the exponent for the cube root of x^6=x^2. Therefore, your answer is 4x^2
2x + y + 3x + 4 = 6 is the correct equation :)
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It should be the last one, She made a sign error when multiplying.
<span>7e^(×/3)=14
</span><span>e^(×/3)=14/7
</span>e^(×/3)=2
take ln of both sides;
lne^(×/3)=ln2
****You should be familiar that lne^x=x as ln is the inverse function of e and vice versa****
then;
x/3=ln2
x=3ln2
x approximately is equal to 2.1
Answer:
TWO BUCKS?? ballin on a budget
anyways, if there are 16 guests, the party would cost $50. sounds a lot more correct lol