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Fibonacci is famous for his contributions to number theory.
In his book, Liber abaci he introduce the Hindu-Arabic place-valued decimal systems and the use of Arabic Numerals into Europe.He introduced the bar we use in fractions, previous to this, the numerator has quotations around it. The square root notation is also is Fibonacci method.
Answer:
D) 1/4
Step-by-step explanation:
To solve this, first lets figure out what this variable is. We know we must multiply by t. Well, looking at it, we know that t is one. So lets plug that in.
2*1/2^3(1)
Now we need to figure out what the exponent is that 2 will be raised to. To find that, find out what 3 times one is.
2*1/2^3
Now we need to solve the exponent.
2*1/8
Remember, 2 cubed is eight.
Now we need to find out what 2*1/8 is. To solve this more easily, I am going to turn two into a fraction. This will give us 2/1*1/8. Now we cross multiply, multiplying the numerators by the numerators, and the denominators by the denominators. Remember, the numerator is the top number, and the denominator is the bottom number.
If we do that, we get:
2/8
If we simplify it, we get 1/4. So the asnwer is D) 1/4
Parentheses affect how equations are done.
EX. 1+1*4
4+1=5
VS
(1+1)*4
2*4=8
