The rate of change is 2om per hour
Simplify the following:
(k^3 k^7)/3 - 5
Combine powers. (k^3 k^7)/3 = k^(7 + 3)/3:
k^(7 + 3)/3 - 5
7 + 3 = 10:
k^10/3 - 5
Put each term in k^10/3 - 5 over the common denominator 3: k^10/3 - 5 = k^10/3 - 15/3:
k^10/3 - 15/3
k^10/3 - 15/3 = (k^10 - 15)/3:
Answer: (k^10 - 15)/3
<span>The answer is twelve ten thousands. Let's find how many ten thousands are in 120,000. Ten thousand in a number form is 10,000. Now, divide 120,000 by 10,000 (ten thousand). 120,000 : 10,000 = 12. In other words, there are twelve ten thousands in 120,000.Hope this helps. Let me know if you need additional help!</span>
The value that would make the ratios equal to 4 to 10... I believe it would be 2 to 5
If you mean you get them by diving them by 100 or something over 100(as in a fraction) that's the answer, I'm incredibly sorry if it is not what you meant!
