nithil25
nithil25
30-04-2020
Mathematics
contestada
Given a+b=7 and a–b=3, find:
2^a*2^b
Respuesta :
Meghanlay56
Meghanlay56
30-04-2020
Answer:
128
Step-by-step explanation:
5+2=7
5-2=3
2^5=32
2^2=4
32*4=128
Hope this helps:)
Answer Link
VER TODAS LAS RESPUESTAS ( 27+ )
Otras preguntas
If the Shire is better than Mordor at producing everything, would the Shire gain anything by trading with Mordor? Why or why not?
Conscientiousness is a 'big five' personality dimension that involves the traits of being __________. imaginative, curious, and broad-minded outgoing, sociable,
EVEN OR ODD FUNCTIONS HELP! PLS! Which of the graphs represent an even function? I think it's the first one.
How did the role of tobacco play out in the relationship between England and its colonies in North America? A. Tobacco never became a useful commodity for Engl
What type of knowledge did the arabs bring to the peninsula
What did the Townshend Acts tax
Mass is constant regardless of an object’s location, but the weight of the object depends upon
What is y equals negative three fourths plus two equal
Science help please
What is the similarity between faults and earthquakes? They can occur at convergent boundaries. They can occur at divergent plate boundaries. Both may occur
