Respuesta :

The match of solutions with the exponential expressions is

1) [tex]\frac{(2(3^{-2}) )^{3} (5(3^{2}) )^{2} }{(3^{-2})((5)(2))^{2}}=2[/tex]

2) [tex](3^3) (4^0)^2 (3(2))^{-3} (2^2)=1/2[/tex]

3) [tex]\frac{(3^74^7) (2(5))^{-3} (5)^2}{(12^7) (5^{-1}) (2^{-4})} =2[/tex]

4) [tex]\frac{(2(3))^{-1} (2^0)}{(2(3))^{-1}}=1[/tex]

What are properties of exponents?

The base will be multiplied by itself a certain number of times, as indicated by the exponent (also known as a power or degree).

What are the formulae/ properties for exponents?

Formulae for solving exponents are referred to as exponents formulas. The exponent of a number is written as [tex]x^{n}[/tex], which means that x has been multiplied by itself n times.

[tex]x^{n}(x^{m})=x^{n+m} \\\frac{x^{n} }{x^{m} }=x^{n-m} \\(x^{n} )^{m} =x^{nm} \\((x)(y))^{n}=x^{n}(y^{n} \\x^{0}=1[/tex]

1) the solution of the first expression will be

[tex]\frac{(2(3^{-2}) )^{3} (5(3^{2}) )^{2} }{(3^{-2})((5)(2))^{2}}[/tex]

[tex](2^3) (3^{-6} ) (5^2) (3^4) / (3^{-2}) (10^2)= (2.2^2.5^2) (3^{-6}.3^4) / (3{^-2}) (10^2)= (2)(10^2) (3^{-2}) / (3^{-2}) (10^2)\\=2[/tex]

2)The solution of the second expression will be

[tex](3^3) (4^0)^2 (3(2))^{-3} (2^2)[/tex]

Any  number with power zero is 1.

So,

[tex](3^3) (1^2) (3^{-3}) (2^{-3}) (2^2)= (2^{(-3+2)})=2^-1\\= 1/2[/tex]

3) The solution of third expression will be

[tex]\frac{(3^74^7) (2(5))^{-3} (5)^2}{(12^7) (5^{-1}) (2^{-4})} \\= \frac{(12^7) (2^{-3}) (5^{-3}) (5^2)}{(12^7) (5^{-1}) (2^{-4})} =\frac{(2^-3) (5^{(-3+2)})}{(5^{-1}) (2^{-4})} = \frac{(2^{-3}) (5^{-1})}{(5^{-1}) (2^{-}4)} = \frac{1}{(2^{-1})} = 2[/tex]

4) The solution to the forth expression will be

[tex]\frac{(2(3))^{-1} (2^0)}{(2(3))^{-1}}\\=2^{0}\\ =1[/tex]

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