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Need Big Help On SUMMER Math Homework!!??

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okay i'm going into honors algebra 2 trig. and i had to do summer homework. I'm done with it, but i feel like i did some of it wrong. If you could answer these questions please i will make sure you get the best answer. I promise that i have already done all of these problems, but i'm just not sure if their right. So i will give you the problem and then the answer i got, if i'm right just say so but if i'm not can you do the problem out for me plz!!!: x=variable *=multiply

SIMPLIFY THE EXPRESSION

1) 1/5d 2/7d igot= 17/35d

2) 6h-3h(h+1) igot= -3h^2+9h

3) 9k-2(3k-5)-10 igot= 3k

SOLVE IF POSSIBLE

1) Roger bought some 33cent stamps and some 20cent stamps, and spent $4.50. How many of each type of stamp did he buy?

igot= not enough information to solve

USE SUBSTITIUTION TO SOLVE THE SYSTEM OF LINEAR EQUATIONS.

1) x-.5=6

0.5x 0.2y=8 igot (13.14, 14.29)

SIMPLIFY THE EXPRESSION. THE SIMPLIFIED EXPRESSION SHOULD HAVE NO NEGATIVE EXPONENTS.

1) 2n^4*(3n)^2 igot= 2n^8*9

2) (r/3s)^(-3) {{{ (-3) is an exponent}}}} igot: (3s^3)/r^3

3) w^5* (7/w^4)^2 igot= 49/w^40

4) 4y^3*z*(y/2z)^(-3) igot= this problem was so hard i couldn't get an answer

5) (3c^(-4) d^5)^(-2) * 12cd^(-4)

I KNOW IT'S KIND OF ALOT, BUT I'M DESPERATE, THANKS SO MUCH TO WHO EVER ANSWERS THIS QUESTION!!

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  1. Simplify the expression

    1. Correct

    2. Incorrect

    6h-3h(h+1)

    = 6h-3h²-3h ---Distribute -3h to (h+1). You forgot the negative sign.

    = -3h²+3h

    3. Correct

    Solve if possible

    1. Correct

    Use substitution to solve the system of linear equations

    1. Incorrect

    x-0.5= 6

    0.5x+0.2y= 8

    x-0.5= 6

    x= 6.5 ---Add 0.5 to both sides.

    0.5(6.5)+0.2y= 8 ---Substitute 6.5 for x.

    3.25+0.2y= 8 ---Simplify.

    0.2y= 4.75 ---Subtract 3.25 from both sides.

    y= 23.75 ---Divide both sides by 0.2.

    (6.5, 23.75)

    Simplify the expression. The simplified expression should have no negative exponents.

    1. Incorrect

    (2n^4)(3n)²

    = (2n^4)(9n²)

    = 18n^6

    2. Incorrect

    (r/3s)^(-3)

    = [r^(-3)]/[(3s)^(-3)]

    = (1/r³)/[1/(3s)³]

    = (1/r³)/(1/27s³)

    = (1/r³)*27s³

    = 27s³/r³

    3. Incorrect

    (w^5)(7/w^4)²

    = (w^5)[(7²)/(w^4)²]

    = (w^5)[49/(w^8)]

    = 49/w³

    4. 4y³z[(y/2z)^(-3)]

    = 4y³z[(y^(-3))/((2z)^(-3))]

    = 4y³z[(1/y³)/(1/(2z)³)]

    = 4y³z[(1/y³)/(1/8z³)]

    = 4y³z(8z³/y³)

    = 32z^4

    5. ((3c^(-4))+d^5)^(-2)*12cd^(-4)

    = (1/(81c^4)+d^5)^(-2)*12cd^(-4)

    = (1/(81c^4)+(d^5)(81c^4)/(81c^4))^(-2)*

    12cd^(-4)

    = ((1+(d^5)(81c^4)/(81c^4))^(-2)*12cd^(-4)

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    = (6561c^8)/(1+(2d^5)(81c^4)+(d^10)

    (6561c^8))*12cd^(-4)

    = (6561c^8)/(1+(2d^5)(81c^4)+(d^10)

    (6561c^8))*12c/(d^4)

    = (78732c^9)/((d^4)+(2d^9)(81c^4d^4)

    +(d^14)(6561c^8d^4))

    ...You owe me...

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