Question

If m^6 and m^5= (y^2)/6, then which of the following expresses m in terms of y?

Answer 1

what ?
both m^6 and m^5 cannot be equal to y^2/6 ...

Answer 2

If m^6=3/y and m^5= (y^2)/6, then which of the following expresses m in terms of y?
Sorry, it's really late right now and I'm tired haha

Answer 3

ok, just divide the 2 equations!
\(\large \dfrac{m^6}{m^5}=m^{6-5}=m\)

Answer 4

m is the answer?

Answer 5

we just divided left side, still need to divide the right side..
\(\huge \dfrac{\dfrac{3}{y}}{\dfrac{y^2}{6}}=...?\)

Answer 6

can u do that division ?

Answer 7

18/y^3 ?

Answer 8

yes, correct :)
m = 18/y^3

Answer 9

Thanks :)

Answer 10

welcome ^_^