Let's break it down into something more simple:
What's 10 times 10? 100
What's 10 times 10 times 10? 1000
Do you see a pattern? (Cool trick - The number of 10s match the number of 0s in the answer)
We have seven 0s in our answer, so let's check:
10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 = 10,000,000
An exponent tells us that we're multiplying the big number by itself however many times the little number in the corner tells us.
So if we multiply 10 by itself 7 times (what we did above), then our answer will be 10 to the power of 7, or 
. This is equal to 10,000,000.
Simple interest is where 3% of the original value is added on each year
goal number = $102
original number = $680
3% of $680 can be found by getting 1% and multiplying by 3
100% = original number = $680
100% / 100 = 1% so $680 / 100 = $6.80 = 1%
3% = $6.80 * 3 = $20.40
so each year the money rises by $20.40
to find out how many years it would take to get to $102:
$102 / $20.40 = 5 years
Just do normal division, just like ignore the decimal point. for a moment once you got your answer bring back the decimal point back up to your answer. You would get 0.27 as your answer.
Distribute and add like terms and you are good
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we can make it easier by simplifying what we can
(4v-6v)=-2v so
(-2v)-1(v-5v³)+(5v³+3)=
-2v-v+5v³+5v³+3=
10v³-3v+3
Answer:
5 and 2
Step-by-step explanation:
Degree is the highest power of the polynomial
