Answer:1 over 5 to the 9th power (1 over 1953125).
Step-by-step explanation:
5^-6/5^3 hard to show fractions and exponents, but since 5^-6 is a negative exponent you must flip in, or put it on the bottom. So now you have 1 over 5 to the 9th power(1/5^9), or more simplified 1 over 1953125(1/1953125).
The equation can be split into two equations:
y = log 6x
y = log 2(x + 4)
which is the system of equations that Omar can use to graph the single equation. The equations are logarithmic equations. They can be plotted directly into the coordinate system, use a logarithmic scale coordinate system, or linearize the equations before plotting.
(not sure if you needed help with inserting an actual pdf or a picture) so you go to input your question like you did, but before you submit, click on the question bar where you were typing. Then it will show you your question and other little things to the left hand corner on the bottom. Click on the paper clip and then you can insert a picture. (if you already knew that and just wanted to insert an actual pdf file I don't think that you can do that but you can take a screenshot of it and then just insert that
