I don't really get this question but simply put, if you are in college syntax matters very much. (13-4) = 9 *(x-5) = 9x-45.. although in this case. since there isn't a bracket around 13-4. you'd multiply by the -4 first, giving you, 4x-20+30 =4x-10
Hey there!
Our function is:
f(x) = 4^x
If we want to have f(3), we simply can plug in 3 to our answer, and evalutate from there:
f(x) = 4^3 =
4*4*4 =
16*4 =
64
We just calculated 4 to the fourth power, which is four times four times four times four. Therefore, 4 of four is equal to 64.
Hope this helps!
ANSWER
The product is
EXPLANATION
To find the product of
and
means we should multiply the two fractions.
We multiply to obtain,
Cancel the common factors:
Now, multiply the numerators separately and the denominators too separately.
This simplifies to,
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Step 1: Make both fractions have common denominators. (24/60 and 25/60)
Step 2: Add the fractions. (49/60)
Step 3: Subtract 49 from 60. (11/60)
Step 4: The answer is B.
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