2. $9.20 cause you multiply the price by the number of the sweets
Answer:
<h3>-<u>Aubrey first applied division of like bases by subtracting the exponents.</u></h3><h3>
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Next David will apply the quotient of powers.</u></h3><h3><u>
-Aubrey's work is correct .</u></h3><h3><u>
-The correct simplified answer is x^24/64y^15</u></h3>
Answer:
A class has been omitted.
Explanation:
Given the frequency distribution shown in the attached table.
the frequency distribution is incorrectly constructed because a class has been omitted.
On the given table the class 133-137 is missing on the frequency distribution table.
(4/9-9) and (4/0) are undefined as you can not divide by the value of 0.
Answer: 21/56
Step-by-step explanation:
You multiply the numerators together, 3•7 equalling 21.
Then you multiply the denominators together, 7•8 equalling 56.