Algebra I Blog

1.(4xy^4)^2 What i would do first is i would distribute the 2 into all the variables and numbers inside the ()’s then i would figure out what 4^2 is “16″ then i would distribute into the rest of the problem so your answer should be 16x^2y^8 dont forget to multiply the exponent’s of 2 and 4 since they are in ()’s

 

2.(5x)⁰(5y)¹(5x)¹(5y)^{1  Step 1:Distribute all the exponents into the ()’s they}

^{are buy. Step 2:Since there is an exponent of 0 that automatically makes both things in the ()’s 1. Step 3: Then i would add the exponents together to get one number. ANSWER=5^3xy^2.}

^3.[abcde]²(3abcde)³

^{Step 1: Distribute as always first. Step 2: Then add the distributed numbers.}

^{Answer=27a^5b^5c^5d^53^5}

Part 2

1.One slope is positive and one is undifined

2.The lines are negative and parallel

3.The slope is positive and the lines are always interesecting or touching

Part 3

1.I found nine triangles for this problem

Part 4

1.I will probably end up taking geometry

Part 5

1.I think that it is pretty funny actually

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