Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: Yes, it will be enough.
Step-by-step explanation:
I will answer this in English:
We have 27 students and 81 units, we want to give 3 units to each student.
This is only possible if the quotient betwen 81 and 3 must be bigger than 27.
Lets do it:
81/3 = 27
So we have exactly enough for the 27 students.
If this is math where is the number or is it just word problem
Answer:
$12.50
Step-by-step explanation:
she has $100. 3/4 of that would be $75. what she has left would be $25. half of that would be $12.50. so she has $12.50 left.
Im not sure on the syntax here, but i assume the question is (4/9)^-1
(4/9)^-1
= (4^-1)/(9^-1)
A negative power is an inverse of the positive power
i.e. x^-2 = 1/x^2
This is because if we have say x^3/x^5 we simplify it by cancelling x^3 which gives 1/x^2.
Another way to think of it is to subtract the power of the bottom x from the power of the top x: 3-5 = -2 so x^3/x^5 = x^-2.
I hope this explains how negitive powers are the inverse of the positive power.
So....
(4^-1)/(9^-1)
= 9/4
Because the inverse of 4 is 1/4 and the inverse of 1/9 is 9
