No, 1/a^b (a^-b) doesn't equal -a^b
Answer:
Some of the Exponents = -2 that is true, not 2.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's check one at a time.
(a)The 6 without an exponent is equivalent to the 6 having a 0 exponent.
and 
= 6 (no exponent. 6 
1 therefore this statement is False.
(b)The sum of the exponents is -2.
let's check , if the base is same we can add the exponents that is the exponent rule.(well established).
if we add exponents in the given expression we get.
, therefore we can see that the sum of the exponents = -2 this is true.
(c) An equivalent expression is 65.6-7, lets evaluate our above expression, it is equal to 
which we can see that 
,therefore this statement is false as well.
1.) f(x)=7(b)^x-2
x=0→f(0)=7(b)^0-2=7(1)-2=7-2→f(0)=5→(x,f(x))=(0,5) Ok
2.) f(x)=-3(b)^x-5
x=0→f(0)=-3(b)^0-5=-3(1)-5=-3-5→f(0)=-8→(x,f(x))=(0,-8) No
3.) f(x)=5(b)^x-1
x=0→f(0)=5(b)^0-1=5(1)-1=5-1→f(0)=4→(x,f(x))=(0,4) No
4.) f(x)=-5(b)^x+10
x=0→f(0)=-5(b)^0+10=-5(1)+10=-5+10→f(0)=5→(x,f(x))=(0,5) Ok
5.) f(x)=2(b)^x+5
x=0→f(0)=2(b)^0+5=2(1)+5=2+5→f(0)=7→(x,f(x))=(0,7) No
Answers:
First option: f(x)=7(b)^x-2
Fourth option: f(x)=-5(b)^x+10
Answer:
6 cm for both sides
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
The constant of proportionality is the ratio between two directly proportional quantities. In our tomato example, that ratio is $3.00/2, which equals $1.50. Two quantities are directly proportional when they increase and decrease at the same rate.
Step-by-step explanation:
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