Multiplicand is the number that gets multiplied, multiplier is the number that you are multiplying by, product is the result of mulptiplication multiplicand by multiplier.
Let a be a multiplicand, b be a multiplier and c be a product, then
a·b=c.
To check the correctness of the answer to a multiplication example, you should divide the product c by the multiplier b:
c÷b=a.
Answer: correct choice is A.
There is no difference. Both mean the same measurement except that 1.050 is presented in 4 significant figure and 1.05 in 3 significant figure.
Answer:
I need more information to solve this problem
Answer: D.
Step-by-step explanation:
You want to cube each term in the parentheses. When you take an exponent to an exponent, you just multiply them. You get (27m^-12). In order to get rid of that negative exponent, you should put a one over the m term and make -12, +12:

Multiply the numerators to get:

You now have:

When you divide exponents, you subtract them. 5 - 12 = -7
You have m^-7 which is the same as 1/m^7. Finally, mulitply that by the 81 we left out to get the answer of D.