The diagonals intersect perpendicularly, two consecutive angled are supplementary, and that opposite angles are equal
Remember:
a^m * a^n=a^(m+n)
a^-m=1/a^m
8³ x 8⁻⁵=8³⁻⁵=8⁻²=1/8²=1/64<1
Answer: the student is not correct, because 1/64<1, and 8³ x 8⁻⁵=1/64.
Answer:
B. (2 + 5).
Step-by-step explanation:
18 + 45 = 63
The prime factors of 63 = 3*3*7
So 63 is a multiple of 7.
The answer is (2 + 5) (=7).
Given:
6 male professores
9 female professores
5 male teaching assistants
6 female teaching assistants
Sol:.
N (professors)
N(Male)
N(professors and male)
N(professors OR male) = N(professors) + N(males) -N(professor OR male)
N(People to choose from)
Then probablitiy is:
Then the probability is 10/13
I'm assuming that you are talking about sequences <3
In the context of a recursive formula where we have "n-1" in sub-index of "a", you can think of "a" as the previous term in the sequence. In the context of an explicit formula like "-5+2(n-1)" "n-1" represents how many times we need to add 2 to the first term to get the nth term.
Dw if you don't understand, sequences and functions isn't an easy topic
