Answer:
A.6^1/12
Step-by-step explanation:
3√6/4√6
when dividing the same base, subtract the powers.
(6^1/3)/(6^1/4)
6^(1/3-1/4)
6^(4-3)/12
6^1/12
option A is collect
Basically, all you have to do is substitue the terms given at the top.
x = -3
y = 6
z = -4
<em>The first one will be set up like this:</em>
(-3) + 6 + (-1) = 2
<em>The second one will be set up like this: </em>
-15 + (- -3) + 6 = -6
<em>The third one will be set up like this:</em>
3(-3) - 2(6) + (-4) = -25
<em>The fourth one will be set up like this:</em>
2(-4) - 3 (6) + 4(-3) = -38
<em>The fifth one will be set up like this: </em>
3 ( -3) + 2 (6) + (-4) = -1
<em>The sixth will be set up like this: </em>
(-3)(-4)
---------- = -1
-2 (6)
<em>The seventh will be set up like this:</em>
2 (6) (-4) - 3 (-3) = -39
Hope this helps! Have a good day/night! c:
You regroup because the 4 in 64 plus the 3 in 43 equals 7, then you move onto the tens place, and 60 plus 40 equals 100, so that is how. Your answer is 107.
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