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3 years ago

Help how do I do this numbers 26-28 like what equation would u use to solve

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Lunna [17]3 years ago

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For question 25, you use C=pi*r*2
For question 26, multiply the total circumference by 5

irina1246 [14]3 years ago

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Use equation like .................... when u use spiral reviee

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There are several ways this problem can be approached, and therefore many different answers. The goal is to reduce the given expression to a simple product of two terms in x, set that to the given form 3a⋅7b then solve for a and b.

$\implies \dfrac{3x^{8} \cdot 7x^{3} }{3x^{6} \cdot 7}$

Cancel the common factors 3 and 7:

$\implies \dfrac{\diagup\!\!\!\!3x^{8} \cdot \diagup\!\!\!\!7x^{3} }{\diagup\!\!\!\!3x^{6} \cdot \diagup\!\!\!\!7}$

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