Because X squared isn't the same as 2 multiplied by X(any variable) meaning the moment you change your variable the expressions wouldn't equivalent.
EX.) 2*420=840 and 420^2=176400
Choice 1:
= 5 * [5^3 / (2/5)]^2
= by looking at the equation, it's kinda not equal to 125
choice 2:
= [5^3 / 5^4]^-3
= 5^-9 / 5^-12
= 5^(-9 - -12)
= 5^3
= 125
choice 3:
= 5^-2 / 5^-5
= 5^(-2 - -5)
= 5^3
= 125
choice 4:
= 5 * 5^5/5^3
= 5 * 5^(5-3)
= 5 * 5^2
= 5^3
= 125
So the expression that is not equal to 125 is:
<span>5 times the quotient 5 cubed over two-fifths, raised to the second power</span>
Step-by-step explanation:
A=a+b/2
2×A=a+b
2A=a+b
2a-a=b
a=b
hope it helps
Answer:
$90
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
the answer is 1/7
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