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  • 05-06-2017
  • Mathematics
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Find the missing term (x^12)^5 x (x^-2)^9 x ? = (x^40)^5

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jamiexx
jamiexx jamiexx
  • 05-06-2017
let the missing term be y
(x^12)^5 x (x^-2)^9 x y = (x^40)^5
(x
∧60) x (x∧-18) x y = x∧200      (just multiply the powers together)
x∧60 ÷ x∧18 x y = x∧200     (just put the x∧-18 as divider (is that what it called) and the power will be positive)
x∧42 x y = x∧200   (cross out the x∧18 by minusing power 60 by 18)
y = x∧200 ÷ x∧42  (swapping the place)
y = x∧158

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