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Question 69056: I am trying to help my son with an exponent question with an unknown exponent. Here is the sample question. (unfortunately it was not taken from a text book)
Please Help me solve this equation: 4n^x=4/n^2
I am trying to solve for x.
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Question 69501: ok... I have tried many times to work the following problem correctly: {m^(x^3-3X)(2X)^3{m^(x^2+4)(6x^4)}
please note the carrot symbol indicates an exponent.
also, right after the FIRST m , there is a carrot. This is there to let you know the things in parentheses are above the "M"
Thanks. Any help would be appreciated!!
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Question 67609: Problem is:
x - x^2/3 = x^1/3 (??) Fill in the ??. The object is to find the equation that when multiplied by x^1/3 would give the result of x - x^2/3.
I know this has to be something simple, but my brain is fried.
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Question 70198This question is from textbook
: You have 5 pumpkins, when weighted two at a time these are the weights, 110 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 120 121 pounds. How much does each pumpkin weigh? How do you figure it out? What kind of formaula? I've tried formalas but I couldn't figure out the right one, graphing, and tables. I came up with them weighing, 60 61 57 53 and 55 pounds.This question is from textbook
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Question 70562: I am having a difficult time simplifying this problem:
(15625a^2/15b^-1/3)^5/6
The instructions say to Simplify. Present all answers with positive exponents. Assume that all variables represent positive numbers.
We have recently learned about radicals, but I am not sure if that has anything to do with this or not.
I started out doing the following:
(6th root of 15625a^2/15b^-1/3)^5
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Question 70909This question is from textbook
: Light travels through space at a constant speed of about 3*10^5 km/s. Sunlight reflecting from the moon takes about 1.28*10^0s to reach Earth. Find the distance from the moon to the Earth.This question is from textbook
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Question 70918This question is from textbook
: Measuring instruments may have different degrees of precision. Instrument A is precise to 10^-2 cm, instrument B is percise to 5*10^-2 cm, and instrument C is percise to 8*10^-3 cm. Order the instruments from most precise (least possible error) to least precise (greatest possible error).This question is from textbook
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