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Example Question #521 : Algebraic Concepts
Solve:
To solve, add the exponents and leave the base the same:
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Example Question #522 : Algebraic Concepts
Solve:
To solve, add the exponents and leave the base the same:
Answer:
Example Question #523 : Algebraic Concepts
Solve for m:
To solve, divide by 21 on each side:
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Example Question #524 : Algebraic Concepts
Solve for b:
To solve, divide by 15 on each side:
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Example Question #521 : Algebraic Concepts
Solve for .
To solve this equation, first we apply the distributive property by multiplying 4 by each number in the parentheses.
Next, subtract from each side.
Finally, divide each side by .
Example Question #525 : Algebraic Concepts
Multiply:
To solve, add the exponents and leave the base the same:
Answer:
Example Question #526 : Algebraic Concepts
Multiply:
To solve, add the exponents and leave the base the same:
Answer:
Example Question #527 : Algebraic Concepts
Which of the following phrases can be written as the algebraic expression ?
Five mutiplied by the difference of a number and seventy-five
Five mutiplied by the difference of seventy-five and a number
The correct answer is not given among the other responses.
Seventy-five subtracted from the product of five and a number
The product of five and a number subtracted from seventy-five
Five mutiplied by the difference of seventy-five and a number
is five multiplied by the expression .
is the difference of seventy-five and a number.
Subsequently, is "five multiplied by the difference of seventy-five and a number".
Example Question #528 : Algebraic Concepts
Which of the following statements demonstrates the inverse property of multiplication?
None of the other answer choices contain the correct response.
None of the other answer choices contain the correct response.
The inverse property of multiplication states that for every real number, a number exists, called the multiplicative inverse, such that the number and its inverse have product 1. Of the statements given, none demonstrate this property.
Example Question #529 : Algebraic Concepts
First take care of the exponents:
Then multiply:
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