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MP = P - M = (0, 5) - (5, 6) = (0-5, 5-6) = (-5, -1) |MP| = √((-5)^2 + (-1)^2) = √(25+1) = √26
Answer:
x^9/8
Step-by-step explanation:
The exponent property that you can use here is that when multiplying the two exponents, you add their exponents
Thus, (x^7/8) (x^1/4) = x^(7/8+1/4)=x^9/8
Answers:
1. 1/4
2. 12:10
3. 3/23 in fraction form, or 0.13 in decimal form (though please note that the decimal form has been rounded to the nearest hundredth).
Explanations:
1. In order to simplify a fraction, you need to find a number that both the numerator and denominator can be divided by evenly. Once you cannot find any number that fits that description, you have found the simplest form. Both numbers 10 and 40 can be divided by the number 10 - so let's divide 10 by 10 and 40 by 10. After doing that, your answer should be 1/4.
2. In order to find an equivalent ratio of an existing ratio, you can just multiply or divide the numbers of that ratio by a same number. Knowing this, this question can have many correct answers, but in this case, I used the number 2, and multiplied both 6 and 5 by it. This left me with an equivalent ratio of 12:10.
3. In order to calculate probability, you need to divide the number of "winners" (or the outcome we want to have) by the number of all possible outcomes you could have. For this problem, that "winner" is the number of green shirts, which is 3. The number of outcomes would be the number of all the shirts in total, which adds up to 23. Thus, using that method explained earlier, the probability would be 3/23 in fraction form or 0.13 in decimal form (note that this is rounded to the nearest hundredth since dividing 3 by 23 would result in a long answer).
A function assigns the values. The value a is 11.
<h3>What is a Function?</h3>
A function assigns the value of each element of one set to the other specific element of another set.
The given logarithmic function can be solved as shown below.
Hence, the value a is 11.
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