is (9/25)^1/3=(45)^1/3/5 is it true or false?
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true\n (9/25)^(1/3) = (45)^(1/3)/(5)\n(9/25)^(1/3)= .7113786609\n(45)^(1/3)/(5)= .7113786609
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10 divided by 5/3 = 10 * (3/5) = 30/5 = 6
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5/3 find the sq. root of 25/9
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look at it this way:\n\n1/3 = .3333...\n2/3 = .6666...\n\nadd the two and you get \n\n3/3 = .9999...\nor, equivilently\n\n1 = .9999...\n\nso, looking at it that way, yes they are equivalent\n\nthe only reasone this works is because we could never add the .000....1 to the .999... to make it 1 because we never know where the last 9 occurs, infact there is no last 9, so we must conceed that they are equivilent.\n\nor, one could look at it as .999... converges to 1, no matter how close you say .999... has to be to 1 in order to say they are equivilent, .999... could be taken that many digits out so that the next digit would round it up to 1\n\nhope this was helpful\n\nmatttlocke
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3/5*10/9 = 2/3;  9/3 = 3 & 10/5 = 2; so b = 3/2 or 1-1/2.\n\nI don't think you wrote the first problem correctly...I think it is supposed to ber:  8/3b = 4/9.  The negatives are going to cancel each other out, so we can ignore them.\n\nso, then you have b = 4/9*3/8 = 4/8*3/9 = 1/2 * 1/3 = 1/6.
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Okay.  I'm explaining this to one of the people above me, too.\n\n1/3 = .33\n2/3 = .66\n\nTherefore, if logic persists, 3/3 = .99.  However, this is not true because math is dumb like that.  \n\nIf that concept was true, odd things would happen in the math world.  Basically, if the numbers keep continuing forever, you're never going to have the next number, so you never could have even began.  You would be stuck in NUMBER LIMBO.  There would BE NO NUMBERS.  And everything would be pretty much screwed.\n\nThis is why 3/3 = 1.  But also, 4/3 is obviously more than one.  It's all very confusing, and there are loopholes everywhere.  This is why people round and I am not in charge of math books.
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1) 45 = 5y\ny = 45/5\ny = 9\n\n5) 5x + 4 = 34\n5x = 34 - 4\n5x = 30\nx = 6  - Not a fraction.\n\nTry a few yourself and see if you can do any on your own.  Or just wait a few minutes and some idiot will come along and do all your homework for you.
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(-3)^(-5)+ 2^0=\n-1/(3^5)+1=\n1-1/243=242/243=use your calculator
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This is actually a very classic problem you ask. 3/3 does equal 0.999... but it also equals 1.\n\nLook at this link for further explanation: http://mathforum.org/dr.math/faq/faq.0.9999.html
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45=3x3x5.  Other than 3, 5 is the other factor
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My 1st 5 #'s are: 10,34,25,59,12 and my last # is 3.\nMy equation was *59/*10=5.9 , *25-5.9=19.1, *34-19.1=14.9 , 14.9-*12=(2.9). I figuerd since my end result was really close to my last # it would count if you rounded up. Does it?
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I'm sure it isn't correct, though I'm not totally sure what you've done.  It looks to me as if you've raised both sides of \naⁿ + bⁿ= cⁿ\nto the power 1/n.  The trouble is, when you do this the left side is not equal to\n(aⁿ)^(1/n) + (bⁿ)^(1/n)\n\nYou can see this if you consider\n(5^3 + 2^3)^(1/3)= 133^(1/3), which is just slightly over 5, definitely not equal to\n(5^3)^(1/3) + (2^3)^(1/3)\n= 5 + 2\n= 7
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5*1/3*3/4=5*3/12=5*1/4=5/4\nIf you mean 51/3 times 3/4,\n51/3*3/4=51/4=12 and 3/4
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1/30 n^5 - 5/8 n^4 + 53/12 n^3 -107/8 n^2 + 371/20 n - 8 works.\n\nI don't think you'll find anything nicer.
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5/6 = 5/2*3\n10/25 = 2*5/5*5\n18/36 = 2*3*3/2*2*3*3\n15/50 = 3*5/2*5*5\n\n18/2 = 9/3 = 3 so the prime factorization is 2*3*3\n105/3 = 35/5 = 7 so the prime factorization is 3*5*7\n711/3 = 237/3 = 79 so the prime factorization is 3*3*79
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-3 =-45/(sqrtx^2-1)\n-3(sqrtx^2-1) = -45\n(sqrtx^2-1)=-45/-3\nsqrtx^2 - 1 = 15\nsqrtx^2 = 16\n(sqrt x^2)^2= 16^2\nx^2 = 256\n\nNow If you question was\n-3 = (-45/sqrtx^2)-1\n-3+1= -45/sqrtx^2\n-2 (sqrtx^2) = -45\nsqrt X^2 = -45/-2\n(sqrt X^2)^2 = (45/2) ^2\nx^2 = 2025/4= 506.25\n\nSo, it depends on how the equation actually reads
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No, that's just for addition or subtraction.\n\nSimply multiply by the inverse of the second fraction.\n\nExample:\n\n3/4  divided by  2/5  = 3/4  x  5/2  = 15/8