Answer:
The answer is the last one (32x^7y^15)
You can bring x to the second power (x^2) because (x) is basically x^1. This is a basic exponent rule. (x^m)^n = x^m times n.
Then you can apply this rule to (2xy^3)^5. First you bring two to the fifth power and get 32. Then you bring x^5 according to the rule. Then you bring y^15, also because of the rule.
Now you have:
x^2 times 32x^5y^15
Now you just multiply the like terms together (x^2 and x^5)
When you multiply two exponents with the same base, you add the exponents together: a^n times a^m = a^n+m.
So you end up with 32x^7y^15
Prime factorization of 2·5·2=2^2·5
Answer: (h)q^3
Step-by-step explanation:
First you will have to use the equation length*width*height. The just plug in 4 for the height, then since the length is 4 times longer plug in 4x, and the width would just be x. SO your equation would be 4*4x*x=6400 ft^3. Then foil it out to get 16x^2=6400, then square root 6400 which will give you80, then divide by 16 so x=5 feet^3. That is your width but you length is 4 times that amount. So for length just do 4(5)=20 feet^3
