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Fill in the blanks! -Simplified _/X^(50) - _ x^(-50) 1/r^(4) - 1/_ r^(-4) - s^(-1) 3v^(7) / u^(12) 3v^(7)u^(-12)Question
Fill in the blanks!
-Simplified
_ / X^(50)
- _
x^(-50)
1/r^(4) - 1/_
r^(-4) - s^(-1)
3v^(7) / u^(12)
3v^(7)u^(-12)
-Simplified
_ / X^(50)
- _
x^(-50)
1/r^(4) - 1/_
r^(-4) - s^(-1)
3v^(7) / u^(12)
3v^(7)u^(-12)
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Let's fill in the blanks based on simplifying the given expressions:
1. To simplify \( \frac{1}{X^{50}} \), we can express it as \( X^{-50} \). So, the first blank would be **X**:
- Simplified: **X** / X^(50) = X^(-50)
2. We want to get an expression that can subtract with \( 1/r^{4} \). The most straightforward way is to express it as \( r^{-4} \). So, the second blank would be **r**:
- **1/r^{4} - 1/r**
3. For \( r^{(-4)} - s^{(-1)} \), it appears we already have a form which suggests we may not need to fill anything in, as both terms are negative exponents. So nothing is needed for this one:
- r^(-4) - s^(-1) (No blanks to fill)
4. In the case of \( \frac{3v^{7}}{u^{12}} \), this can also be expressed as \( 3v^{7}u^{-12} \), matching the form given. So, we confirm:
- 3v^(7) / u^(12) = **3v^{7}u^{-12}** (already given in the last expression)
In summary:
1. First Blank: **X**
2. Second Blank: **r**
3. No blanks for the third one.
4. Confirming the fourth one fits without needing any additional input.
Let me know if you have more questions or need further help!
1. To simplify \( \frac{1}{X^{50}} \), we can express it as \( X^{-50} \). So, the first blank would be **X**:
- Simplified: **X** / X^(50) = X^(-50)
2. We want to get an expression that can subtract with \( 1/r^{4} \). The most straightforward way is to express it as \( r^{-4} \). So, the second blank would be **r**:
- **1/r^{4} - 1/r**
3. For \( r^{(-4)} - s^{(-1)} \), it appears we already have a form which suggests we may not need to fill anything in, as both terms are negative exponents. So nothing is needed for this one:
- r^(-4) - s^(-1) (No blanks to fill)
4. In the case of \( \frac{3v^{7}}{u^{12}} \), this can also be expressed as \( 3v^{7}u^{-12} \), matching the form given. So, we confirm:
- 3v^(7) / u^(12) = **3v^{7}u^{-12}** (already given in the last expression)
In summary:
1. First Blank: **X**
2. Second Blank: **r**
3. No blanks for the third one.
4. Confirming the fourth one fits without needing any additional input.
Let me know if you have more questions or need further help!
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