This problem is going to reveal the first name of the offender.
Simplify the expression:
(64⋅69/63)3
If the simplified expression is
6^16
, the first name of the culprit is Mandy.
If the simplified expression is
6^18
, the first name of the culprit is Lila.
If the simplified expression is
6^30
, the first name of the culprit is Ervin.
If the simplified expression is
6^33
, the first name of the culprit is Dean.
Select the first name of the culprit.
Ervin
Mandy
Lila
Dean
4 answers
Can not see the expression
by (64⋅69/63)3
do you mean:
- (64⋅69/63)^3 ?
- (64⋅69/63)⋅3 ?
- (64⋅69/63)/3 ? , or some other combination?
in any case, none of them can be expressed as a power with base 6
do you mean:
- (64⋅69/63)^3 ?
- (64⋅69/63)⋅3 ?
- (64⋅69/63)/3 ? , or some other combination?
in any case, none of them can be expressed as a power with base 6
the expression is (64⋅69/63)3
As I read that expression --
(64 - 6) * 3 = 174
As Reiny said, that cannot be expressed as a power with base 6.
(64 - 6) * 3 = 174
As Reiny said, that cannot be expressed as a power with base 6.
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