#math
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What does it say?
!!!!
...the answer isn't a number.
Why have you even written 21?
What is the set of all numbers greater than -4?
Might be jumping the gun.
Fair
@astral flicker it’s an inequality
Not an equation
I know
That does not remotely answer my question.
Why did you divide 64 by 3?
Because its supposed to work like that
sorry for bad english
...it's really not.
oh
So, @astral flicker, you’re supposed to take the cube root on both sides
Since x is cubed
Not multiplied by 3
sorry☹️
That’s also wrong, but why are you changing topic?
Wait, did u get the previous one?
Neither the option you chose nor the one you inputted are right (1st one)
ok it just gave me the answer
yes
Do you want to learn how to answer these questions?
What is it?
yes !!!!
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Then you need to stop and listen.
ok Im listening
So number one. When you have the number above and to the right, that's what we call an exponent.
Wait rq, what did u get for the first one? Sorry to interrupt
I think they meant that they got it wrong so many times that it just told them the answer.
So they still don’t know how to solve it?
Obviously not, they're still making the same mistakes.
@astral flicker Do you understand this much?
ok Im back
no
K, so u understand that multiplication is not the same as exponentiation, right?
what is exponation
exponentation
x^y
ok
yes
Or x times x times x… y times
Yeah, so you can’t divide to get rid of an exponent
What you do is, if you have a = b^y, you take the yth root on both sides
You can close the thread if you no longer have doubts
ok thank u