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Answer: 3^15</h3>
Work Shown:
3^12 * 27
3^12 * 3^3
3^(12+3)
3^15
I used the rule a^b*a^c = a^(b+c) on the third step.
The first and only stop of the flight can be Boise, Omaha or Chicago. This means there are 3 possibilities where to stop. From thee the flight connects to New York City, either to La Guardia or to JFK Airport.
1 possible route: Seattle-Boise-La Guardia
<span>2 possible route: Seattle-Omaha-La Guardia
</span><span>3 possible route: Seattle-Chicago-La Guardia
</span><span>4 possible route: Seattle-Boise-NYC
</span><span>5 possible route: Seattle-Omaha-NYC
</span><span>6 possible route: Seattle-Chicago-NYC
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Or in other words: There are two airports where the flight can arrive and for each of them there are three possible routes. So, in total there are 2*3=6 possible routes.
For example, in the number 14,509, fourteen thousand five hundred and nine, 1 is in the ten thousands place, and zero is in the tens place.
1 4, 5 0 9
ten thousand^ ten^
Your coach can select it 4 times I think
The school bought 16 calculators.
504/31.50 =16
