Answer:
270 Different Combo's
Step-by-step explanation:
Its lowest terms are 1/16
If the question is asking how many trees can be planted with 6 cubic yards of compost, here is the solution.
6 divided by 1/6 means to take 6 wholes and break them into groups the size of 1/6.
One whole can be broken into 6 groups of 1/6 (6/6), so 6 wholes can be broken into 36 groups of 1/6 (6 x 6 = 36/6).
Mathematically, you will multiply 6 by 6/1 to get the 36.
You can plant 36 trees with 6 cubic yards of compost.
Answer:
3x^7 / y
Step-by-step explanation:
√63x^15y^9/√7xy^11
= √ [(63/7) x^(15-1) y^(9-11)
= √9x^14y^-2
= √9x^14 / y^2
= 3x^7 / y
