What does the graph of 4 < n + 6 < 9 look like? A. open circles around –2 and 3 and the line shaded to the left of 3, infi
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In mathematics there is a rule of exponents where we can "distribute" the powers/exponents in the numerator and denominator of any expression. Therefore, given an expression as , the exponent n can be "distributed" as:
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In our case, the power, n=11; a=7 and b=4. Thus, the expression , can be written as
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Thus, out of the given options, option A is the correct option.