(a^3/b^7)^2
Bring the power of 2 into the numerator and denominator.
a^6/b^14
It must take at least 4 whole revolutions to cover 154
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Since g(x) is f(x-2), every time there is a "x" in the f(x) equation, substitute "x-2". So g(x) would be (x-2)^2-2(x-2)+8. Use the method of trial and error: substitute x as 1,-1, and 3, until you found the right vertex. The answer is B (3,7).