The result of simplifying the expression (x²/x⁻¹¹)¹/₃ using the exponent rules is
(x¹³)
To solve this exercise we have to resolve algebraic operations following the exponent rules.
(x²/x⁻¹¹)¹/₃
Using the quotient rule that indicates that: the exponent result will be the subtraction of these exponents, we have:
(x⁽²⁻⁽⁻¹¹⁾)¹/₃
(x⁽²⁺¹¹⁾)¹/₃
(x¹³)¹/₃
Using the power of a power rule that indicates that: the exponent result will be the multiplication of these powers, we have:
x⁽¹³*¹/₃⁾
x⁽¹³/₃⁾
As we have a fractional exponent, you must convert the exponent to root:
(x¹³)
<h3>What is an exponent?</h3>
In mathematics an exponent is the number of time that a number, called (base) is multiplied by itself. It is also called, power or index.
Example: 3² = 3*3 = 9
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Answer:
A) Sometimes
A ) Sometimes is the correct answer because b) always and c) never is not possible
it cannot be always measured 90 degrees
Add 11 to each side. X = 90+11
X = 101
Distributing property because you distribute the 4 to both the x and the -6