Yes because when dealing with 10 squared times 10 to the fourth power you must multiply the exponents and you will get 10 to the sixth power.
It is 1 over r squared, or r to the negative second power.
simplified it would equal: 24x to the third power - x to the second power - x to the sixth power - 34
Yes, (4/12) and (6/18) are equal.
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24u to the second power. Differentiate 40u to the fifth power which is 200u to the fourth power and 5u to the second power which is 10u. Subtract 400u to the sixth power from 1000u to the sixth power which is 600u to the sixth power. Then square 5u to the second power which is 25u to the fourth power. Finally, divide 600u to the sixth power by 25u to the fourth power. The solution is 24u to the second power. Another method is simplifying it to 8u cubed (to the third power) and taking the power rule. Take 3 times 8u which is 24u and subtract 1 from 3 in exponent which is 2. The answer is 24u to the second power.
It is 1 over r squared, or r to the negative second power.
1/4 to the sixth power (0.256) equals 0.0002
simplified it would equal: 24x to the third power - x to the second power - x to the sixth power - 34
10 to the sixth power equals 1,000,000
6^4 = 1,296
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Yes, (4/12) and (6/18) are equal.
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fourth term of X-Y to the sixth power
Second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth and so on.
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