= a^21b^24c^10
use the product rules for each set of () then multiply them together. when multiplying variables with exponents you just add them together like for a^3 * a^5 = a^8. (a^3 b^12 c^2)^2 = (a^6 b^24 c^4)
Dat be called common difference represented by d in the equation
Answer:
yes
Step-by-step explanation:
Sin(theta)=√3/2, 0≤theta≤360
In a unit circle, sin is y/r, r is always positive, y is positive in the first and second quadrant only.
sin60=√3/2, sin120=√3/2
so theta is 60 or 120
