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Question 13 Simplify the following using the rules for exponents: (-2 a^3 b^-6 / c^4)^2 (5 a^-1 b^3 / c^2)^-2 Select only ONE answer. 4 a^8 / 25 b^18 c^4 - 4 a^8 / 25 b^18 c^4 4 a^4 / 25 b^18 c^4 - 100 a^8 / b^18 c^4 Question 14 Solve for x: (1/3)^{x-5} = 27^x Select only ONE answer. x = -5/2 x = -3/2 x = 2/3 x = 2/5 x = 3/2 Question 15 Solve |3x - 3| > 12 for x x < -5 or x > -3 -3 < x < 5 x > 5 or x < -3 -5 < x < -3

          Question 13
Simplify the following using the rules for exponents:
(-2 a^3 b^-6 / c^4)^2 (5 a^-1 b^3 / c^2)^-2
Select only ONE answer.
4 a^8 / 25 b^18 c^4
- 4 a^8 / 25 b^18 c^4
4 a^4 / 25 b^18 c^4
- 100 a^8 / b^18 c^4

Question 14
Solve for x: (1/3)^{x-5} = 27^x
Select only ONE answer.
x = -5/2
x = -3/2
x = 2/3
x = 2/5
x = 3/2

Question 15
Solve |3x - 3| > 12 for x
x < -5 or x > -3
-3 < x < 5
x > 5 or x < -3
-5 < x < -3
        
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Question 13
Simplify the following using the rules for exponents:
(-2 a^3 b^-6 / c^4)^2 (5 a^-1 b^3 / c^2)^-2
Select only ONE answer.
4 a^8 / 25 b^18 c^4
- 4 a^8 / 25 b^18 c^4
4 a^4 / 25 b^18 c^4
- 100 a^8 / b^18 c^4

Question 14
Solve for x: (1/3)^x-5 = 27^x
Select only ONE answer.
x = -5/2
x = -3/2
x = 2/3
x = 2/5
x = 3/2

Question 15
Solve |3x - 3| > 12 for x
x < -5 or x > -3
-3 < x < 5
x > 5 or x < -3
-5 < x < -3

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Question 13 Solve the following Inequalities (29) Select only ONE answer: 48 < 25 + 18 25 u a p a 18 + 4 44 > 25 + 18^2 100 u a q 18 + 4 Question 14 Solve for x: 20 = 5x - 2 Select only ONE answer: x = -5/2 x = -3/2 x = 2/3 x u a p a 2 x = 3/2 Question 15 Solve |31 - 3| > 12 - 1 Select only ONE answer: t < -5 2 u a p a t < 7 t > 5 2 < t < 8
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00:01 Hi, here in 30th question given that minus 2 a cube b power minus 6 divided by c power 4 the whole square into 5 a power minus 1 b cube divided by c squared the whole power minus 2 we know that the exponent rule a power minus 1 can be written as 1 by a and a power x into a power y equals a power x plus y and similarly a x into a power minus y equals a power x minus y by using this results we have to solve this so it can be rewrite as 4 a power 6 b power minus 12 divided by c power 8 here we need to consider this as minus 1 so we have to write in reciprocal so c squared divided by 5 a power minus 1 b cube the whole squared which is equal to 4 a power 6 b power minus 12 divided by c power 8 into on taking square we get c power 4 divided by 25 a power minus 2 b power 6.
01:18 On arranging the corresponding numbers then we get 4 divided by 25 into c power 4 minus 8 into a power here 6 so minus 2 it becomes plus 2.
01:35 Here b, b power minus 12, here plus 6 so it becomes minus 6 which is equal to 4 by 25 into c power minus 4, a power 8 into b power minus 18.
01:55 On rearranging this we get 4a power 8 divided by 25 b power 18 c power 4.
02:05 Therefore, option a is the correct answer to the given question.
02:12 For 14th question given that 1 by 3 the whole power x minus 6 equals 27 the whole power x.
02:17 We know that the exponent rule a power x equals a power y, then x equals y.
02:22 So here we can return as 1 by 3 the whole power x minus 6.
02:25 27 can be written as 3 cube, the whole power x.
02:29 Again 1 by 3 can be written as 3 power minus 1.
02:32 So 3 power minus into x minus 6 which is equal to 3.
02:35 Into 3 power x.
02:37 On applying this rule, we get minus of x minus 6 equals 3x, which implies minus x plus 6 equals 3x...
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