Question

http://prntscr.com/96ox81
http://prntscr.com/96oyt4

Answer 1

excellent, correct

Answer 2

it is the first one i checked

Answer 3

ok

Answer 4

second is also correct.keep going

Answer 5

for the first one you can choose more than one, is it only one answer to that question?

Answer 6

no , four answers correct

Answer 7

all four of them are correct?

Answer 8

each one has only one answer
all four questions answers which u put are correct,

Answer 9

oh ok cx

Answer 10

any more

Answer 11

yes just 4 more and thats it

Answer 12

http://prntscr.com/96p1wv

Answer 13

7) C and D
8)A

Answer 14

are you sure?

Answer 15

yes

Answer 16

and these are the last two http://prntscr.com/96p390

Answer 17

sorry
8) B

Answer 18

9)correct
10)D

Answer 19

is it clear

Answer 20

could you explain your answer to #8?

Answer 21

7) i will give u example for this

Answer 22

On number 7, the 100^(a/b) question, we are not given any information regarding the numbers a and b other than b is not 0 and a>b.

Would something like 100^(1/-1) = 100^(-1) = 1/100 be a counterexample to option D?

I realize that the indices of radicals are positive integers, but the problem is not given in the context of radical expressions.