The quotient rule for exponents states that if we divide exponents with the same base, then we can subtract the exponents and keep the base unchanged.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
It’s C
This is the concept of algebra, to solve the expression we proceed as follows;
cos 2x-cosx=0
cos 2x=cosx
but:
cos 2x+1=2(cos^2x)
thereore;
from:
cos 2x=cos x
adding 1 on both sides we get:
cos 2x+1=cos x+1
2(cos^2x)=cosx+1
suppose;
cos x=a
thus;
2a^2=a+1
a^2-1/2a-1/2=0
solving the above quadratic we get:
a=-0.5 and a=1
when a=-0.5
cosx=-0.5
x=120=2/3π
when x=1
cos x=1
x=0
the answer is:
x=0 or x=2/3π
1.3 x 10^-4 * n = <span>2.6 x 10^12
n = </span>2.6 x 10^12 / 1.3 x 10^-4
n = (2.6 / 1.3) x 10^16
n = 2 x 10^16
Answer
Idle the value of n = 2 x 10^16
Answer:
d ≈ 5.7
Step-by-step explanation:
[Given] d² = 33
[Square root both sides] =
[Solve for and cancel out the square root + square] d ≈ 5.74456
[Round to nearest tenth] d ≈ 5.7
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