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3 years ago

Factors of 130 with an exponent

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130 =

2 * 5 * 13

The prime factors are 2, 5, and 13.

No prime factors are used more than once.

The only exponents to write might be the understood 1.

130 = 2^1 * 5^1 * 13^1

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The overall demand formula: Q = aP + b

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3 years ago

Help on 22 and 23 please

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Answer:

22.

R= -8, 15

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T= -8,9

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J = 4, 4

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K (-3, 4) = -3, -4

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