Answer:
A. 6^2/7 and (√6)^7
Step-by-step explanation:
Because we can't get 6 out of root as a whole we need to use the power to show its value when we do so.
The power of (√6)^7 has is seven and degree of the root is 2 so we have to put 2/7 over 6 when we take it out of root.
The answer is C
i think so
Answer:
For the first one the answer is 60 idk about the 2 one tho
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Answer:
where is the hint
Step-by-step explanation:
you might want to try reading the hint
Answer:
So both equations are true
Step-by-step explanation:
#4 was asking you to substitute x = 4 into both equations to see if it's the solution of the equations.
Substitute x = 4
Ritz equation
y = 30x + 20
y = 30(4) + 20
y = 120 + 20
y = 140
Smits equation:
y = 15x + 80
y = 15(4) + 80
y = 60 + 80
y = 140
Both companies charged same price $140 for 4 days
So both equations are true
