Check on the 1st one? ssbelow Idr any of these so help me. I've got plenty more, i need help w/ btw. xd
What grade are you in?
8th?
Interesting, did you take the test to get into Algebra 1?
No?
Can we just stay on topic? Can you help me?
what one do u need help on
All of them-
Okay then. Checking her answers @mykenzie. Sorry for getting distracted, I just wanted a bit of backstory.
ok
\( (a^b)^c = a^{bc}\) \( \dfrac{x^y}{x^z} = x^{y-z}\) \( a^b \times a^c = a^{b+c}\) Is it just these steps for them?
Yes And btw, the first one is wrong._.
I thought sum was wrong w. #1. What did I do wrong?
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @snowflake0531 Yes And btw, the first one is wrong._. \(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\) yes it is
i think that she did a wrong
To the contrary, I think that she did A right But, D is not right
Let's first look at B It's 10 to the power of -3, so just cross out 3 zeroes, does it equal 6 with 5 zeroes?
Yes?
Okay And for C, is it true where 6 is the head with 5 more zeroes?
Yes?
._. lel, are you just guessing?
(._.') Maybe?
LOL anyways, so we ended up with A, B, and C correct xd
xd Okayy...
And now look at problem 2, and remember the exponent properties you earlier copied over
I know for number two one of the ones are b, correct?
no.... reread the exponent properties-
e.e Okayyyyy.....
I can see my mistake.I added the exponents instead of multiplying.
Yep And so now, relook at all the choices which ones do you think are correct?
Wouldn't it just be D?
Why would D be correct...., D would make it to the power of -8... but we want 8
OOoooooooooffffff, This is so hard. ;c
._. Just relook at those properties LEt's first look at A what would the exponent be?
Thanks for ya partial help, I ended up finishing it on my own.
im in 8th grade 2
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