Answer:
Answer is A
Step-by-step explanation:
(14x^4y^6)/(7x^8y^2)
because everything is one term, you can split into three terms
14/7, x^4 / x^8 , and y^6/y^2
multiplying these three terms will get us the starting term
14/7 = 2
x^4 / x^8
with division of exponents, you subtract the smaller exponent (4), from the big exponent (8), and leave it on the same side (bottom) as the big exponent
1/x^4
same thing with our y's
y^6/y^2
this time, the term stays on the top
y^4
take the simplified terms and multiply them together
(2) * (1/x^4) * (y^4) =
A: (2y^4) / (x^4)
Given:
Multiply both sides by 3/2, we get
Cancel out the common multiples, we get
The solution of the given equation is
or
Answer:
y>0
Step-by-step explanation:
This is because no matter what x-value you enter, the fact that it's an even exponent will make the y-value always positive. And regardless of the 4 in the exponent, you can still have values less than 4 (but still positive).
