$\begin{array}{lrlll}
4^1&\boxed{4}\\
4^2&1\boxed{6}\\
4^3&6\boxed{4}\\
4^4&25\boxed{6}\\
4^5&102\boxed{4}\\
4^6&409\boxed{6}
\end{array}\impliedby \textit{see the pattern for 4?}$

notice, it goes 4,6 then 4, 6 again, and so on and so on
based on whatever exponent it may have

now, you're being asked, what 214 will give? 4 or 6?

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How many halves are in 5 and 1/2

julia-pushkina [17]

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

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Can someone please help me with this problem?

omeli [17]

I think is the one on the top left but not really sure, and wish you luck with that lesson.

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A number, x, multiplied by 4 is subtracted from the difference of the same number and 65

Ipatiy [6.2K]

X - 65 - 4x.
3x - 65.
I assume that you subtract x times four (a number, x, multiplied by 4) FROM the difference of x and 65 (the same number and 65).
Hope this helps!

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