Question

(5^(p^(2))-: (5^(p))^(2)) (1)/(p)=125

For the following equation, find the value of .





In your final answer, include all of the steps and calculations necessary to solve for.

Answer 1

First is barket close.

Answer 2

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Mudasir
First is barket close.
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First step is barket close

Answer 3

ok

Answer 4

Please attach the file of this question so I understand

Answer 5

ok hold up

Answer 6

5p^2 is same

Answer 7

5p^2÷ 1/p(25p)^2
=5p^2×p/625p^2
=5p^2×1/625p
=P/125
125 Multiply both side.
P/125×125=125
P=125
Simply of your question
Check all steps

Answer 8

thanks i suck at this

Answer 9

Im kinda confused On what the equation should be — is the one attached right?

Answer 10

@Mudasir, according to my question, as long as you solved it, you ought to have a yes or no right?

Answer 11

Can I solve it.\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Florisalreadytaken
@Mudasir, according to my question, as long as you solved it, you ought to have a yes or no right?
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Can I solve it

Answer 12

Certainly

Answer 13

X=5 not 125

Answer 14

for a start, that's a linear equation, which means that there are going to be 2 solutions.

Answer 15

Then we can map these two points and draw a line through them.

Answer 16

so the solution is going to be a linear line, not just p=125 nor p=5 lol.

Answer 17

Yes your right sir

Answer 18

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Florisalreadytaken
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thanks

Answer 19

i used X instead of p, as i was confusing myself using p. You just replace the xs with p.

Answer 20

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @b1az3

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Here it doesn't say you've got to do the graphing for that equation, so well, I guess we're finished lol.