To find the how many times greater is the storage capacity of a 1-gigabyte flash drive than a 1-megabyte flash drive we have to apply exponent operation.
The storage capacity of a 1-gigabyte is 1000 greater than 1-megabyte flash drive.
Given:
The given exponent for gigabyte is,

The given exponent of megabyte is,

<h3>What is exponent rule?</h3>
- The power rule of exponent rule is defined as if raise the a number with exponent to power then we will mulitply exponent to the power times.
- to change the negative exponent into a positive we have to invert the base.
Calculate the storage capacity.

Thus, the storage capacity of a 1-gigabyte is 1000 greater than 1-megabyte flash drive.
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Answer:
(A) It would have to lie on AB because DC would rotate halfway around M. B would lie on D and A would lie on C.
(B) AD would lie on the BC line. D would lie on B and A would lie on C.
(C) The Lines CD and AD would only intersect if one line had to rotate 180 degrees around M.
Answer:
-5x+3 OR 5x-3
Step-by-step explanation:
You find the inverse by replacing the x with the y, and solving for y. Doing this actually gives you -5x+3 but in this case, the closest answer would be 5x-3.
UPDATE: -5x + 3 can be written as 3 - 5x lol