The answer is B: a^3b^4<span>
Proof:
Simplify the following:
(a^7 b^8)/(a^4 b^4)
Combine powers. (a^7 b^8)/(a^4 b^4) = a^(7 - 4) b^(8 - 4):
a^(7 - 4) b^(8 - 4)
7 - 4 = 3:
a^3 b^(8 - 4)
8 - 4 = 4:
Answer: a^3 b^4
PS: I just wish that you put the equation down as it's intended i.e.
a^7b^8/a^4b^4 is not the same as (<span>a^7b^8)/(a^4b^4)</span>
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Answer:
#1
mean=7
median=8
range=9
mode=3
#2
mean=15
mode=17
range=14
median=14
#3
mean=11
mode=none
range=10
median=4.5
#4
mean=6
mode=4
range=13
median=4
Step-by-step explanation:
there you go, I think that's right but it's been awhile since I've had to do mode mean median and range
It’s an intriguing question with no reliable answer
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
We want to find an equation of a line that's perpendicular to x=1 that also passes through the point (8,-9).
Note that x=1 is a <em>vertical line </em>since x is 1 no matter what y is.
This means that if our new line is perpendicular to the old, then it must be a <em>horizontal line</em>.
So, since we have a horizontal line, then our equation must be our y-value of our point.
Our y-coordinate of our point (8,-9) is -9.
Therefore, our equation is:
And this is in standard form.
And we're done!
Not true, at least not always. When we are talking about an isosceles triangle there will be two equal altitudes and one is different. In case of a regular triangle all the other three altitudes have equal length! :)
