Laws of Exponents
What do you do with your exponents when you divide the same bases?
Subtract Exponents
sqrt(16)
4
What is the Leading Coefficient?
–5y^2 + y^5 + 3y^6
3y^6
4(x^2-3)
4x^2-12
8/3 -2/3
2
a^7/a^3
a^4
sqrt(20)
2sqrt(5)
4x+5x+x
10x
3(6x+5y+2)
18x+15y+6
1/3 + 2/5
11/15
(a^2b)^3
a^6b^3
sqrt(12)+ sqrt(27)
5 sqrt(3)
8+11x-2x+5
9x+13
(16x^4-10x^2+8x^7)/(2x^2)
4x^5 + 8x^2 - 5
2/9*5/7
10/63
(5/6)^-2
36/25
Give me the decimal form of this expression:
(sqrt(3^2))^(4/3)
4.326
(14x^2-8x+2)+(4x^2-2x-7)
18x^2-10x-5
(1/2x+8)(x-4)
1/2x^2+6x-32
What are the symbols for solid lines?
>=
<=
7^(3x+2)
(49)343^x
(sqrt(45))(sqrt(5) )
15
(x^2+5x-17)-(2x^2+20x+2)
-x^2-15x-19
(100n^5+5n^4-220n)/(10n^2)
10n^3+(n^2/2)-(22/n)
Tessa is volunteering at an animal shelter and has up to 100 minutes available. She spends 15 minutes caring for each dog, d, and 10 minutes caring for each cat, c. She wants to spend time with a minimum of 5 animals. Create a systems of inequalities represents the scenario explained.
d+c>=5
15d+10c<=100