Write the product using exponents: 1/3 • 1/3 • 1/3

Using exponents, the product is ______ .

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Answer 1

Answer: \frac{1}{3} ^{3} = 1/3 • 1/3 • 1/3

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What is 25 divided by 60 or 60 divided by 25 please do it in long division....thank u

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25 divided by 60 would be .416 repeating, rounded to .417
60 divided by 25 would be 2.4

How can I right this in slope intercept form -7x+y=-19

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slope intercept form is always y=mx+b, m is = to the slope, and b is = to the y intercept, so u need to get the x on the right side.
-7x+y=-19
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y=7x-19
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If a models barn door is 2 and 1 quarter inches high , how high is the actual barn door ?

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The easiest way to solve this is to use a proportion
but first, make the 2 1/4 into a decimal. 1/4 equals .25
$(2.25)/(x) = (1)/(48)$

use butterfly method or cross mulitply to solve.
[tex]1*x=2.25*48

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Which line shows the first error in the solution?(1). 4x+8=2x-10
(2). 4x-2x+8=2x-2x-10
(3). 2x+8=-10
(4). 2x+8-8=-10-8
(5). 6x=-2
(6). 6x/6=-2/6
(7). x=-1/3

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The part of the solution that is incorrect is (5). This is because -10 -8 = -18. :)

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