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(1): "u2" was replaced by "u^2". 2 more similar replacement(s).
Non Integer Exponent Not Yet Implemented
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(x^3x^u^2032+3x-2)0x-2;ox+2;ox-4ox+1;(*^u^2032-x+1)
Non Integer Exponent Not Yet Implemented
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(x^3x^u^2032+3x-2)0x-2;ox+2;ox-4ox+1;(*^u^2032-x+1)
Consecutive Operators
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(x^3*x^u^2032+3*x-2)0*x-2;o*x+2;o*x-4*o*x+1;(*^u^2032-x+1)
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Tiger was not able to solve for your input:(x3x^u2032+3x-2)0x-2;ox+2;ox-4ox+1;(*^u2032-x+1)
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Properties of Exponents</u>
The property called Power to a Power shows us how to simplify expressions of the type:
Similarily the property called Power of a product simplifies expressions like:
The company mentioned in the question uses the expression
millimeters per second to calculate the maximum capacity of a photocell with an area of x^3 square millimeters.
First, use the power of a product property:
Now use the power to a power property:
Operate:
Answer:
30
Step-by-step explanation:
300 * 0.1 = 30
0.1 meaning 10%
The simulation that can best represent the chances of the Pinkertons having a boy or a girl is Flipping a coin.
<h3>What best shows the chances of having either a boy or girl?</h3>
The question asks for the simulation that can represent the likelihood of having a boy or a girl.
Because there are two outcomes, they each have a 50% probability.
A good simulation to show this would therefore be flipping a coin because this has two outcomes as well which are heads or tails.
Find out more on using a coin for probability at brainly.com/question/1334780.
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