Answer:
C,B,D,A
Step-by-step explanation:
Start at 3(X) and move based on the question
Answer:
If the numbers were the same, they'd both be 61
So, try 60 and 62.
x + x+2 = 122
2x = 120
x = 60
Hope that helps!
I guess this is what you mean 3√a^10 and 3√b^7
2. Dividing exponential expression with the same base is what the left hand fractional expression is. Z^8/Z^?=z^6. Since all the bases are the same. To get the exponential power 6 on the right we subtract the denominator’s (bottom part of the fraction) exponential power (on the left) from the numerator’s (top part) exponential power.
Then, 8 - ? = 6? 2 is the only number to make the left equal the right side. This, z^8/z^2=z^6
Answers
1. 1/4 x M-6= (m+9)x2
Ps. Couldn’t do 4
