The board is 12x larger in length than the nails. (Since the width of the board and nails are unknown, I am assuming you mean the length, not area difference)
Equivalent expression is the expression of two equation when the way of representation of the two equation is different but the result is same.The expressions which are equivalent to the given expression are,
Given information-
The expression given in the problem is,

<h3>Equivalent expression-</h3>
Equivalent expression is the expression of two equation when the way of representation of the two equation is different but the result is same.
For given expression,

As the above function is the function of <em>x. </em>Thus it can be written as,

<h3>Logarithm power rule</h3>
Logarithm power rule states that the exponent of the logarithm function can transfers to front of the logarithm and vice versa. Thus,

Now the value of
is equal to the zero. Thus,

Hence the expressions which are equivalent to the given expression are,
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Astronomers deal with objects in space, so it's most likely they would use geometry to determine how far they are, how big they are, etc.
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Yes because the median and range are not a function of the totality of the sample set, the median is just value that is halfway of the set and the range is the difference of the highest and lowest value. As long as the lowest and highest value and the halfway value are the same in each set, the median and range will be equal no matter what the other values of the set are.
Ok, so based on a survey - you know that out of 30 students, 11 said that their favourite subject is mathematics. :-)
This means that:
11/30 of these students think mathematics if their favourite subject.
Now, in order to answer your question, we are going to have to change the denominator of the fraction above to 1000. Whatever we do to the denominator of this fraction, we must do to the numerator of this fraction.
Example:
This means that rounded to the nearest ten, theoretically speaking, 370 students out of 1000 would say that mathematics is their favourite subject.