Answer:
I'm pretty sure it b
Step-by-step explanation:
I think its b
The main property is as follow
(A^p)^q=A^pxq
so only Sam's work is correct because
(8^4)^5 x(7^3)^9=(8^4x5)x(7^3x9)=8^20x 7^27
5b^3 sq rt of a
There's not enough a's
Answer:
51 gal
Step-by-step explanation:
Find the area of the wall you need to paint:
12 m * 80 m = 960 m^2
Use conversion rate to convert square meters to square feet (first, make the conversion rate into square meters instead of regular meters):
1 ft / 0.3048 m -> 1^2 ft / 0.3048^2 m^2
960 m^2 * (1 ft^2 / 0.3048^2 m^2)
Square meters cancel out, we are left with square feet:
960 * (1 ft^2 / 0.3048^2) = 10333.354 ft^2
Now, find how many gallons of paint by dividing by 200 square feet:
10333.354 ft^2 / 200 =~ 51.66 gal
Round up to the nearest whole number:
51.66 =~ 51 gal
