Step 1 - simplify the exponent in the numerator: x^5
Step 2 - Simplify the coefficient in the numerator: 12
Step 3 - Simplify the exponent from numerator and denominator: x^6
Step 4 - Reduce and write the complete answer: 2x^4
Match the correct steps to simplify the expression: 4x^3⋅3x^2/6x (4 points)
Step 1 - simplify the exponent in the numerator:
Step 2 - Simplify the coefficient in the numerator:
Step 3 - Simplify the exponent from numerator and denominator:
Step 4 - Reduce and write the complete answer:
x^6
x^5
12
1
7
x^4
6x^4
2x^4
7x^5/6
2x^5
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Step 1 - simplify the exponent in the numerator: 4x^3⋅3x^2 = 12x^5
Step 2 - Simplify the coefficient in the numerator: 12
Step 3 - Simplify the exponent from numerator and denominator: x^6
Step 4 - Reduce and write the complete answer: 2x^4
Step 1 - simplify the exponent in the numerator: 4x^3⋅3x^2 = 12x^5
Step 2 - Simplify the coefficient in the numerator: 12
Step 3 - Simplify the exponent from numerator and denominator: x^6
Step 4 - Reduce and write the complete answer: 2x^4
and you are 100% sure this is correct
Yes, I am 100% sure the correct steps to simplify the expression 4x^3⋅3x^2/6x are as follows:
Step 1 - simplify the exponent in the numerator: 4x^3⋅3x^2 = 12x^5
Step 2 - Simplify the coefficient in the numerator: 12
Step 3 - Simplify the exponent from numerator and denominator: x^6
Step 4 - Reduce and write the complete answer: 2x^4
The correct simplification is 2x^4.
Step 1 - simplify the exponent in the numerator: 4x^3⋅3x^2 = 12x^5
Step 2 - Simplify the coefficient in the numerator: 12
Step 3 - Simplify the exponent from numerator and denominator: x^6
Step 4 - Reduce and write the complete answer: 2x^4
The correct simplification is 2x^4.
Which expression leaves you with the largest number on the number line? (1 point)
(10^2)^8
10^8/10^18
10^5⋅10^−4⋅10^−5
10^15/10^−3
(10^2)^8
10^8/10^18
10^5⋅10^−4⋅10^−5
10^15/10^−3
To determine which expression leaves you with the largest number on the number line, we need to compare the exponents.
1. (10^2)^8 = 10^(2*8) = 10^16
2. 10^8/10^18 = 10^(8-18) = 10^-10
3. 10^5⋅10^−4⋅10^−5 = 10^(5 - 4 - 5) = 10^-4
4. 10^15/10^−3 = 10^(15 - (-3)) = 10^18
Comparing these results, 10^18 from the expression 10^15/10^-3 leaves you with the largest number on the number line.
1. (10^2)^8 = 10^(2*8) = 10^16
2. 10^8/10^18 = 10^(8-18) = 10^-10
3. 10^5⋅10^−4⋅10^−5 = 10^(5 - 4 - 5) = 10^-4
4. 10^15/10^−3 = 10^(15 - (-3)) = 10^18
Comparing these results, 10^18 from the expression 10^15/10^-3 leaves you with the largest number on the number line.
Which expression simplified would leave you with a negative exponent when simplified in exponent form?(1 point)
2^3−2^4
2^5⋅2^−2
−2(−3)^2
−2(−3)
2^−12/2^−6
2^3−2^4
2^5⋅2^−2
−2(−3)^2
−2(−3)
2^−12/2^−6
When simplifying each expression, we can determine which one would leave you with a negative exponent when simplified in exponent form:
1. 2^3 - 2^4 = 8 - 16 = -8
2. 2^5 * 2^-2 = 32 * 1/4 = 8
3. -2(-3)^2 = -2 * 9 = -18
4. -2(-3) = 6
5. 2^-12 / 2^-6 = 1 / (2^12 / 2^6) = 1 / 2^6 = 1 / 64 = 1/64
The expression that would leave you with a negative exponent when simplified in exponent form is 2^-12 / 2^-6.
1. 2^3 - 2^4 = 8 - 16 = -8
2. 2^5 * 2^-2 = 32 * 1/4 = 8
3. -2(-3)^2 = -2 * 9 = -18
4. -2(-3) = 6
5. 2^-12 / 2^-6 = 1 / (2^12 / 2^6) = 1 / 2^6 = 1 / 64 = 1/64
The expression that would leave you with a negative exponent when simplified in exponent form is 2^-12 / 2^-6.
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