So, we need to figure out how much times the body size of the flea it can jump. First, we need to figure out the size of the flea: <em>2^-4=0.0625</em>
Now that we have the size of the flea, we need to figure out how high it can jump: <em>2^3=8</em>
After we figure out the size of the flea, we need to divide 8 by .0625 because it is inverse operations to multiplication: <em>8/.0625=128</em>
Answer: The flea can jump 128 times higher than it's body size.
You can use a calculator, or use long division
<span>a³-b³=(a-b)(a²+ab+b²)
64x⁶ - 27
64 = 4³,
x⁶ = (x²)³
27 = 3³
</span>64x⁶ - 27 = 4³(x²)³ -3³ = (4x²)³ -3³. Now, we can use a formula where a=4x², b=3
(4x²)³ -3³ = (4x² -3)((4x²)² +4x²*3 + 3²) = (4x² -3)(16x⁴ +12x² + 9)
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Answer: </span>64x⁶ - 27= (4x² -3)(16x⁴ +12x² + 9) <span>
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Answer:
88 m
Step-by-step explanation:
A=L×w
Where A=6072 m squared, w=69 m
6072=L×69
L=6072/69
L=88 m
Answer:
C
Step-by-step explanation:
