The second graph or the letter B
Yes, because 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 (which equals 10^5) is equal to 100,000.
Remember, 10 to the power of anything (like 8, 5, or 9) just means that you have to count out however many zeros the exponent tells you to, which in this case, is five.
Answer:
1041
Step-by-step explanation:
Among the numbers 1–1000, there are 31 squares, so the sequence will extend to at least 1031. In those added numbers, there is another square (1024), so the sequence must extend to at least 1032.
There are 7 more numbers that are cubes, but not squares, so the sequence must extend to at least 1039.
And there are 2 additional numbers that are 5th powers that are not squares or cubes. Compensating for the removal of these numbers extends the end of the sequence to 1041.
There are no numbers in this range that are both cubes and 5th powers and that have not already been accounted for. (The only 15th power is 1.)
Hence, the 1000th number in the sequence is 1041.
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This result is verified by a computer program that listed the numbers.
Answer:
[-2,8]
Step-by-step explanation:
To narrow it down, its either b or c most likely, lol sorry its confusing
