Answer:
2a^4 / b^5
Step-by-step explanation:
(2a^2 / b) x ( a / b^2) ^2
= (2a^2 / b) x (a^2 / b^4)
= 2a^4 / b^5
(p.s if you are not gonna do it don't say "no thanks" and leech off this poor man's points)
Answer:
No solutions
Step-by-step explanation:
Isolate the absolute value:
|x−1| + 5 = 2
Subtract 5 from both sides:
|x-1| = -3
Since an absolute value can never be equal to a negative number, there are no solutions.
Answer:
Daddy
Step-by-step explanation:
Chill
I am assuming 28/0. The short answer is that it is infinity. (Or they may want undefined)
Here is a bit longer explination:
Let's start by taking 28/1, that gives 28. What about 28/0.5 that gives 56, and as we keep decreasing the denominator closer to zero then the quotient will become larger and larger. We we reach zero, the quotient becomes so large that it is considered infinity.
