When you’re finishing the power of a power, you multiply (ex. (x^2•y^3)^3 will become (x^2)^3 • (y^3)^3 = x^6 • y^9
Answer:
12:00
Step-by-step explanation:
11:05+12-11:05=11:05 pm
=>12:00
The LCD is basically the LCM of the denoenator so
to find LCM of exg 6 and 21, find factors and group
6=2 and 3 (one 2 and one 3)
21=3 and 7 (one 3 and one 7)
lcm=2 and 3 and 7 (include 6 and 21 in the number) (one 2 and one 3 and one 7)
LCM≈LCD
so
17.
denomenators are 2 and x^2
2=2
x^2=x times x
lcm=2 times x times x=2x^2
18.
denomenators are 6 and 9
6=2 and 3
9=3 and 3
LCM=2 times 3 times 3=18
19.
denomenators are z and 7z
z=z
7z=7 and z
lcm=7 times z=7z
20.
denomenators are 5b and 7b^3c
5b=5 and b
7b^3c=7 times b times b times b times c
LCM=7 times 5 times b times b times b times c=7b^3c=7cb^3
21. denomenator=5 and x+2
5=5
x+2=x+2
LCM=5 times (x+2)=5(x+2)=5x+10
22. denomenators are ab and b^2c
ab=a time b
b^2c=b times b times c
LCM=a times b times b times c=ab^2c=acb^2
23. demonenators are m+n and m-n
m+n=m+n
m-n=m-n
LCM=(m+n)(m-n)=m^2-n^2
24.denoenators are k and k^2-2
k=k
k^2-2=k^2-2
LCM=k times (k^2-2)=k^3-2k
Answer: eye dotn reely knoe dont ask me
Step-by-step explanation:
But i do like peppers
-5n-10>/20
Add 10
-5n>/30
On both sides, divide by 5 on (the coefficient of x)
-n>/6
Therefore n>/-6, so D is correct
