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If x^6=60 and w^10=20, what is x^12×w^-10? A. 36, B. 60, C. 180 or D. 360

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User Yoduh
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Answer:


x^(12) w^(-10)

And we can find this rewriting the expression in terms of the info given and we got:


x^(12) w^(-10) = (x^6)^2 (w^(10))^(-1)

And replacing we got:


x^(12) w^(-10) = (60)^2 (20)^(-1)= (60^2)/(20)= 180

And the best option would be:

C. 180

Explanation:

For this case we know that:


x^6, w^(10) = 20

And we want to find the value for:


x^(12) w^(-10)

And we can find this rewriting the expression in terms of the info given and we got:


x^(12) w^(-10) = (x^6)^2 (w^(10))^(-1)

And replacing we got:


x^(12) w^(-10) = (60)^2 (20)^(-1)= (60^2)/(20)= 180

And the best option would be:

C. 180

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