Asked by Anonymous
5x=125 to the 6th power over 25 to the 4th power
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Answered by
bobpursley
so 5x= 125<sup>6</sup>/25<sup>4</sup>
well 25 is 5<sup>2</sup>
and 125 is 5<sup>5</sup>
5x= (5^3)^6)/((5^2)^4)=5^18/5^8 = 5^10
dividing by 5
x= 5^9
check my thinking.
well 25 is 5<sup>2</sup>
and 125 is 5<sup>5</sup>
5x= (5^3)^6)/((5^2)^4)=5^18/5^8 = 5^10
dividing by 5
x= 5^9
check my thinking.
Answered by
rick
looks good to me
Answered by
Tonya
I suggest inputting your problem into the wolframalpha calculator. You will need to format it like this: 5x= 125^6/25^4
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Answered by
Dr Russ
I suggest inputting your problem into the wolframalpha calculator. You will need to format it like this: 5x= 125^6/25^4
While this is true it will not enable the student to demonstrate the use of powers. Many questions are not about the answer, rather about the learning outcomes that are demonstrated when answering the question.
While this is true it will not enable the student to demonstrate the use of powers. Many questions are not about the answer, rather about the learning outcomes that are demonstrated when answering the question.
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