The mathematical sentence can be written as:
x^3 = y^5
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How to write the expression?</h3>
A number a to the power of n is written as:
a^n
Then:
"x to the power of 3 is equal to y to the power of 5"
Would be written as:
x^3 = y^5
Particularly, this does not appear in the given options, but this is the correct and simplest way of writing the given mathematical sentence.
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2nd one: 2 rectangles can have thr same area but have different perimeters.
If there is 2 field trips with 23 students and each student costs $5 dollars. So for the 1st trip it will be 23x$5
1st trip- $115
And on the second trip its the same because there is 23 students that cost 5 dollars so it will be 23x5
2nd trip- $115
To find out the total of both trips youd add 115+115/
In total, for both trips it will cost $230 dollars.
Hello from MrBillDoesMath!
Answer:
The equations "are balanced"
Discussion:
Given that
4 + 4 = 8 => subtracting k from both sides
4 + 4 - k = 8 -k
so the equation shown IS correct. The answer should be the equations "are balanced"
Thank you,
MrB
