Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Product property</u>
- If the bases are the same, you don't multiple them. However, if they are the same, you do multiple for example : (2³ * 2¹ = 2⁴.when the bases are the same) (2³ * 3¹ =6⁴. When the bases are not the same
- We add the index.
<u>Quotient</u><u> </u><u>property</u>
- Same here, if the bases are the same, they stay the way they were
- We subtract the index
<u>Power</u><u> </u><u>property</u>
- Here we multiple the index because of the bracket for example : (9²)²= 9⁴
<u>Negetive</u><u> </u><u>exponent</u><u> </u><u>property</u>
- When ever the index has a negative sign its convected to a fraction, for instance : 9¯² = 1 /9²
- Note, when it turns to a fraction th index becomes positive
Finding the midpoint coordinates of any segment really boils down to finding the midpoints of each individual coordinate.
The x-coordinates of the two points are -12 and -8 - the number halfway between those two is -10, so that'll be the midpoint's x-coordinate. The y-coordinates are -7 and -4 - -5.5 is halfway between these two, so the y-coordinate will be 5.5.
Putting the two together, the midpoint of the segment WT has the coordinates (-10, -5.5).
I did this in my math the other day and the answer is octagon
i think of it as this 'the more angles there are the larger the angles'
i hope i helped
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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