When you multiple same numbers with different exponents, the exponents add. Example x^2 * x^3 = x^4
When you divide same number with different exponents, the number subtracts
1. 5^4 * 5^8 = 5^12
2. 11^18/ 11^-4 = 11^22
Answer:
D is the awnser because he flipped the wrong fraction
I belive it might be a right triangle
Answer:
x=9
Let's solve your equation step-by-step
12(x−2)+3x=x+12+10x
<em>Step 1: Simplify both sides of the equation.</em>
12(x−2)+3x=x+12+10x
(12)(x)+(12)(−2)+3x=x+12+10x(Distribute)
12x+−24+3x=x+12+10x
(12x+3x)+(−24)=(x+10x)+(12)(Combine Like Terms)
15x+−24=11x+12
15x−24=11x+12
<em>Step 2: Subtract 11x from both sides.</em>
15x−24−11x=11x+12−11x
4x−24=12
<em>Step 3: Add 24 to both sides.</em>
4x−24+24=12+24
4x=36
<em>Step 4: Divide both sides by 4.</em>
4x/4=36/4
x=9
Answer:
<u>x=9</u>
