Problem 5)
The bases are the same, so we add the exponents when multiplying something like this out. We have -5+7 = 2 as the final exponent meaning that 5^2 = 25
<h3>Answer: Choice B) 25</h3>
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Problem 6)
We can multiply the exponents (t^8)^2 = t^(8*2) = t^16
Or we can expand out (t^8)^2 to get (t^8)*(t^8), then add the exponents from here to get t^(8+8) = t^16. Either way we get the same answer
<h3>Answer: Choice C) t^16</h3>
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Problem 7)
The negative exponent indicates we will apply the reciprocal to get that exponent to a positive number. The rule is x^(-k) = 1/(x^k)
So 5^(-4) = 1/(5^4) = 1/625 and (t^3)^(-4) = t^(3*(-4)) = t^(-12) = 1/(t^12)
Put together, we end up with 1/(625t^12)
<h3>Answer: Choice C) 1 over 625t^12</h3>
That equation is false.
8 + 12 - 60 = -40 , not 0
1. D
2. B
3. A
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Answer:
18 credits if studying, if working this is usually monthly and does not reflect credit overload. Unless there are bank credit card payments to pay and normal charges.
Lets say charges are £20 a month and no student debt.
Plus 30 x monthly rent for annual proof for lettings. shows $30,000 credit worth + 15000 extra..
Average rent $1000 a month. = 12,000 45000-12000 = 33000 utility and necessary expenditure $3000 a year = $30,000.
Therefore debt can be considered long term payments at half this $15,000 p/y
or 7% of 45,000
7% = $3150 p/y / 12 = $262.5 p/m
with $11,850 of $30000 to be considered for credit worth + approval and interest in any 12 month term.
Should Terrance require low interest credit his worth thereafter if rent was low at $1000 a month, he would be considered for maximum $880 repayment terms for short term new loans.
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