Evaluate k(t) = 13t-2 k(3)=
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Question 1:
For this, we are taking away 1/4 yards of spring from 7/8 yards. This is essentially just subtracting 1/4 from 7/8. This then gives us the equation:
Now, to subtract these, we want to make it so the denominators are the same, or the numbers on the lower half are the same. (One way to explain why this is true is: ). Now, to make it so the denominators are the same, we can multiply the second fraction, 1/4, by 2/2 as 2/2 is essentially 1, and multiplying by 1 will get the same result, just with a denominator switched in this case. Doing this, we get:
Now, subtracting the numerators, we get:
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Question 2:
For this, we are combining these two thicknesses, and thus we add 1/4 to 7/12. This gives us the equation:
Now, we again want to make it so the denominators are the same. (Here's a similar proof but for addition this time: ). Now, to make the denominators the same, we can multiply the first fraction, 1/4, by 3/3 (also equivalent to 1). Doing this, we get:
, which is equivalent to (dividing both the top and the bottom by 2)
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Hope this helps!
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
We want to find the fifth root of . In order to do so, we need to factorise
Let's factorise 486 first:
486 = 2 * 243 = 2 *
Ah, we see that can be taken out and becomes 3 outside of the 5th root since the 5th root of
Now look at the variables. We see that since we have p^"4", whose exponent is less than 5, it's impossible for us to write it as a power of 5, so we leave this in the root.
We also have m^"9", which can be written as m^"5" * m^"4". Again, we see that the m^"4" term will have to remain inside the root, but we can take out the m^"5", which becomes m.
Our final answer is thus: .
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