You first graph both equations.
Once that is done find the point of intersection (where the equations cross).
The point where they meet up (intersect) will be your solution.
Answer: q³⁰
Explanation:
First just solve the first part using the exponent rules
p²q⁵ becomes 1/p-⁸q-²⁰ then we flip the fraction so the exponents become positive. Now we have p⁸q²⁰.
Before multiplying the other equation, we must simplify. p-⁴q⁵ becomes 1/p⁴q-⁵ and since it's the exponents being raised to a power we simply multiply the inner exponents times the outer exponent which yields 1/p⁸q-¹⁰. We must make q-¹⁰ positive so we will then bring it to the numerator of the fraction which gives us: q¹⁰/p⁸.
Multiply q¹⁰/p⁸ * p⁸q²⁰/1 = p⁸q³⁰/p⁸ divide the p exponents by each other which yields 0 since when u divide exponents you just subtract them so 8 - 8 = 0. Your answer is now q³⁰/1 or just q³⁰
The value of k in <span>
1/2 k+6=4k-8</span>
is 4
Step-by-step explanation:
f(x) = x√(x+8)
When f(x) = 0,
0 = x√(x+8)
x = 0, x + 8 = 0
x = -8
f'(x) = (1)√(x+8) + x • ½(x+8)^(-½) = 0
0 = √(x+8) + 1/[2√(x+8)] (x)
-2(x+8) = x
-2x - 16 = x
x = -16/3
(-8 < -16/3 < 0)
Therefore, x-intercept of f'(x) = 0 is somewhere between the two x-intercepts, ranging from -8 to 0.
