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2 and 1/3 (which is also written as 2 1/3)
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Theres only one way, but if you're putting it as a decimal then you just divide 7 from 3 to get your answer
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•So, 7 ÷ 3 = 2.3
•And 2(3) + 1 = 7 / 3 (if that makes sense)
Step-by-step explanation:
roots as exponents are fractions
if there is no root number next to the radical sign its assumed that its 1/2
3√2 is 2^(1/3)
√3 is 3^(1/2)
4√3 is 3^(1/4)
5√2 is 2^(1/5)
Answer:
It's A.
Step-by-step explanation:
Because whatever goes into the absolute value symbol, it'll turn out positive. And real numbers could only be positive.
Answer: "
-2y³ + 3y²<span>
+ 27y " .
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_______________________________________________________Using the completed chart below (image attached), we can write out the terms:
__________________________________________________ y³ − 3y³ + 9y² + 3y² − 9y² + 27y ;
Then, we can combine the "like terms" ;
__________________________________________y³ − 3y³ = -2y³ ;
+9y² + 3y² − 9y² = + 3y² ;
___________________________________________________________to get: -2y³ + 3y² ; and bring down the "+27y" ;
___________________________________________________________ Answer: "
-2y³ + 3y²<span>
+ 27y " . </span>Refer to chart below (image attached).
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