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Question 320716: Simplify. Assume that no denominator is 0 and that 00is not considered.
(a^3 b)(ab)^4
can some one show me how to work this problem out what do i plug in for a a b
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Question 320784: The sum of two consecutive odd integers is 236. What is the smaller integer?
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Question 320819: the product of two consecutive positive integers is 19 more than their sum. what are the integers
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Question 320926: Convert to scientific notation.
0.0000000373016
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Question 320906: The number 35805 is the product of three consecutive odd integers. Find the average of there three integers.
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Question 320923: Express the following using negative exponents
1/6^4
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Question 321152: (5(2-6)+8)^2/(-4)-2^3 Im not sure which parentheses to start with can some one show me how to work this problem out
can some one show me how to work this problem out
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Question 321198: Find four consecutive even integers whose sum is 340.
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Question 321236: find three consecutive numbers whose sum is 90

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Question 321236: find three consecutive numbers whose sum is 90

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Question 321151: Convert to decimal notation
can some one help me
9.89 × 10-^4
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Question 321155: (2xy^3z^2/3y^2z^3)^5 can some one help me with this problem
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Question 321153: 4*(3-1)^3+12/3+(5-2)^2
can some one help me
thanks
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Question 321150: Write an equivalent expression without using grouping symbols
5x^4+3x-(5x^4+3x)
i dont understand this problem
please can some one help me with this
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Question 321357: The number 2002 is equal to the sum of 7 consecutive natural numbers. What is the
smallest of these 7 numbers?
A) 189 B) 186 C) 283 D) 289 E) 306
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Question 321365: Do not use negative exponents in your answer.
y-^9∙ y-^3
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Question 321364: Simplify. Do not use negative exponents in your answer
3x^-5/y^-6z^-4 can some one help me with this
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Question 321361: (1/6 m^6)(1/4 m^5 can some one help me do i do the fraction first?
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Question 321361: (1/6 m^6)(1/4 m^5 can some one help me do i do the fraction first?
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Question 321363: Simplify. Do not use negative exponents in your answer
z^-5/z^-2 do i make the neg positive first im confused
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Question 321509: find the value of 5u+4 given that -2u+2=4
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Question 321550: THE PRODUCT OF TWO CONSECUTIVE INTERGERS IS 71 MORE THAN THE SUM. FIND THE INTERGERS
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Question 321618: The sum of two consecutive even integers is equal to 30. What is the smaller integer?
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Question 321630: (x^-2y^2/2x^4y^3) ^ 3 it showing this 3 at the top but i didnt know how to put it there
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Question 321629: Do not use negative exponents in your answer
(x-^7)^2
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Question 321687: The sum of seven consecutive positive integers is always
(A) odd (B) a multiple of 7 (C) even (D) a multiple of 4 (E) a multiple of 3
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Question 321803: 2 consecutive positive integers having a product of 156. what are the integers?.
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Question 321628: (1/4)^3+17/32-1/2*(1/8)^2 can some one show me how to work this out
I am lost with this one
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Question 321970: find two conseutive odd possitive odd no. whish are such that the square of their sum exceeds the sum of their square by 126
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Question 321992: Perform the indicated operation. Write the answer in scientific notation.
21.16x10^7/4.6x10.^3
can some one show me how to do this some help me with this
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Question 321991: using the five-step problem-solving process
Express the answer in scientific notation to two decimals places unless requested otherwise
If the speed of light is 3.00 ×10^8m/sec, how long does it take light to travel 2.29 × 10^11 m, the distance from the sun to Mars? Round to one decimal place
Can someone walk me through this one
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Question 321995: Solve using the five-step problem-solving process
A cubical box measures 45 centimeters on each side. If the contents are worth $0.09 per cubic centimeter, how much are the contents worth? ( Use V = s3)
I tried using that formula i cant be doing it right
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Question 321993: using the five-step problem-solving process
A rectangular support unit in a television is made with dimensions measuring 6 centimeters by 7 centimeters. A new model being designed for the upcoming year will have a larger rectangular support with dimensions measuring 6.3 centimeters by 7.4 centimeters. By how much will the area of the rectangular support be increased?the formula i was using was w*l but im not getting 5 steps can some one help me

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Question 322327: the problem involves multiplication, not subtraction. An exponent rule involving multiplying like bases should lead to the correct result.
(a^3 b)(ab)^4
(a^(3^b ) )*(ab)^4=a^3 +^4*b^1 +^4
(a^(3^b ) )*(ab)^4=a^7*b^5
i did multiply what did i do wrong
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Question 322326: i redid this problem a cpl of time and this is what i keep getting can someone help me as what step i am missing = 5^10-[1/(5^8)]
lcd = 5^8
Rewrite each fraction with the lcd as its denominator:
[(5*8*5^10)/5*8] - [1/(5^8)]
= [5^18/lcd] - [1/lcd]
= [5^18 - 1]/5^8

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Question 322464: 3 consecutive odd integers with the sum of 237.
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Question 322464: 3 consecutive odd integers with the sum of 237.
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Question 322613: (x^4 − 3)(2x + 1) mulitply
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Question 322610: Combine like terms. Write all answers in descending order
6x^2 + 2x^4 − 2x^2 − x^4 − 4x^2 + x
please help me with this
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Question 322607: 5^-8*5^10
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Question 322593: The product of four different positive integers is 360. what is the maximum possible sum of these four integers ?
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Question 322878: The sum of twice a first number and five times a second number is 111. If the second number is subtracted from five times the first number the result is 21. Find the numbers
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Question 322906: -3x + 8 for x = 2 how do i work this one out
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Question 322904: (a^3 b)(ab)^4 can some one help me with this one
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Question 322903: Can some one show me how to do this problem
using the five-step problem
For a holiday party, Marcus is making a five-layer torte, which consists of five 9-inch diameter cake layers with a cream topping on each layer. He knows that one recipe of cream will cover 60 square inches of cake. How many batches of the topping must he make to complete his torte? (Use п = 3.14 as an approximate value) im lost please
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