Answer:
i think yes!!!
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
3x^3(1/9x^2-6+2x)
This question is not clear, we can not different between the numerator or denominator of some variable.
3x^3×1/9x^2-3x^3×-6+3x^3×2x
1/3x^(3+2)-18x^3+6x^(3+1)
1/3x^5-18x^3+6x^4
The answer to your question is 2, I hand wrote this problem and doubled check using a website called m a t h w a y . c o m, if i knew how to insert a picture of my writing i would
Answer:
-20/3
Step-by-step explanation:
First simplify the left side of the equation
243^(1/5x)= (243^1/5)^x
=(
)^x
= 3^x
Now that the left side is simplified, let's move to the right side
81^(x+5)=(
)^(x+5) simplify 81 to base 3^4
=
use the product of powers property to multiply the exponents together
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With both sides simplified, let's rewrite the equation, this time in simplified terms
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x=4x+20 because both the bases are same, their exponential value must also be equal
-3x=20 solve the algebraic equation for x
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