By defining how exponents work, we conclude that 4^3 = 64, so the correct option is A.
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How to find the cube of 4?</h3>
Let's remember how exponents work.
If we have a number a to the exponent n:
a^n
It means that we need to multiply the number a by itself n times.
Then, in this case:
4^3
Can be rewritten to.
4*4*4
Now we can solve that product:
4*4*4 = (4*4)*4 = 16*4 = 64
Then we conclude that the correct option is A
4^3 = 64
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The answer is B, because it all goes in order so no need for parentheses
Hmmm...
We have to divide 12 by 8, since we need to see how 8 students will share 12 slices.
12/8=1 and 1/2
So, each student can have a slice and a half, but since we aren't allowed to cut the slices...
We can let each student have one slice, with 4 left over, so...
Every student can have one slice, and then half can have a second slice :)!
I'm not sure if that is what was meant by the question, but that was all I could think of.
I hope I helped! :)
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