Answer:
3^12
Step-by-step explanation:
When multiplying the same number with different exponents you have to add the the exponents. For example:

So (3^6)(3)(3^5) or (3^6)(3^1)(3^5) = 3^(6+1+5) = 3^12
Answer:
<em>summation of five times negative three to the power of n from n equals zero to infinity</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Summation Notation
</u>
It represents the sum of a finite or infinite number of terms. Let's analyze the terms of the given succession:
5-15+45-135+...
If we take 5 as a common factor, we have
5(1-3+9-27+...)
The parentheses contain the alternate sum/subtraction of powers of 3. The odd terms are positive, the even terms are negative, thus the exponent must be n starting from 0 or n-1 starting from 1
The summation is then represented by

This corresponds with the option:
<u>summation of five times negative three to the power of n from n equals zero to infinity</u>
3n+4=-5
do the opposite of adding 4. this means you have to subtract 4 from 4. whatever you do to the problem, you must do to the answer. now subtract 4 from -5.
-5-4=-9
since 4-4=0, we can take 4 out of the equation. now you have:
3n=-9
now divide -9 by 3
-9/3=-3
n=-3
hope this helps :)
The highest common factor is seven