IF a#b=a^b-2ab=b^b(-a)^b+b^b then find4#(-3) sign^=multiplication

IF a#b=a^b-2ab=b^b(-a)^b+b^b then find4#(-3)sign^=multiplication
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How many lines of symmetry on the four operating symbols?Addition sign : 4 Subtraction sign : 2 Multiplication sign : 4 Division
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Solve using the multiplication principle-7x <_ 35 the sign is an inequality equal greater or lesser than sign would I substitute
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Solve using the multiplication principle-7x <_ 35 the sign is an inequality equal greater or lesser than sign
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How do you F.O.I.L this? 2(x-4) times (x^2-5)? What do you do in between numbers (for example in between the first and the
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need help again!!!!!Simplify the expression. Use only positive exponents. 8x^2 y^-2 . (4xy^2)^-1 __________ ____________ x^-2y
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5x3²+6(11+9)if there isnt a +,-,x,or division sign between the 6 and the braket does that meen i automatically put in a
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Prove this identity(cos è - 1) / (cos^2 è) = sec è - sec^2 è I have a question when you simplify the secant in terms of
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Please simplify and explain to me how to do each of these. Greatly appreciated.x = multiply sign (not a variable) a)((9)^(1/2)
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First, come up with the equation 1/4 ÷ 1/2. Then, flip 1/2 to get 2/1, and change the division sign to a multiplication sign,
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