
<em>Write any 4 laws, or properties, of exponents.</em>
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When we multiply together numbers with the same base,
we add the exponents.



When we divide numbers with the same base, we
subtract the exponents.



If we have a fraction to a power, we raise the numerator and
the denominator to that power.
And then last but not least,



If we have a number with a negative exponent, we flip it over.
<h3>Good luck with your studies.</h3>
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First box is EF.
Second box is segment congruence postulate.
Third box is segment additon postulate.
Fourth box is DF. For this one the last sentence basically gives you the answer.
Just so you know for the fourth I guessed on if it's DF lined or DF unlined. I made my educated guess on the fact that the last line doesn't have a line. I hope this helps, and please tell me if I got something wrong, or my explanation wasn't sufficent enough for you.
Answer:
$30
Step-by-step explanation:
Divide the cost ($75) by the yards (2 1/2) to get $30 per yard.
Answer:
here you go
Step-by-step explanation:
18 is 24c/d^5
19 is 48a^/b^3
/ indicates a fraction
^ indicates an exponent
Answer:
<h2><u>Toothpaste</u></h2>
Smiles = $0.215 per ounce
Tartar Free = $0.2075 per ounce
Bright = $0.19875 per ounce
I will buy Bright because it is the cheapest.
<h2><u>Sunscreen Lotion</u></h2>
Bronze Smart = $0.23625 per ounce
Ray Block = $0.25 per ounce
Healthy Glow = $0.3725 per ounce
I will buy Bronze Smart because it is the cheapest sunscreen here.
<h2><u>Deodorant</u></h2>
Fresh = $0.29875 per ounce
Clean Scent = $0.259 per ounce
Spring = $0.24833333333 per ounce
I will buy Spring because it costs less than the other deodorants.
Step-by-step explanation:
divide the cost by the ounces and you will get the cost per ounce
Have a nice day! :-)