(1/2)^-3=1/(1/2)^3=2^3 (by x-n=1/x^n)
(3/5x)^-1=5x/3
I think the answer is C because you would A=Pi x r x 2
Hey there! :D
So you're wondering if you can make a new ten in this problem, right? Well, lets find out! We can simply do<span> 59 + 17 = 59 + 1 + 16 = 60 + 16 = 76. When we did 59 + 1, that is a new ten then we added to 16. So yes, we did make a new ten in this problem. </span>
<span>Hope it helps! ;)</span>
