Q. What is the value of A when we rewrite 1.44−1.2x as Ax ?Choose 1 answer:(A) A=12144(B) A=1224x(C) A=1.441.2(D) A=1.44−1.2
Identify Base A: To rewrite 1.44(−1.2x) in the form A(x), we need to find a base A such that raising A to the power of x gives us the same expression as 1.44 raised to the power of −1.2 times x. This means we need to find a value for A that, when raised to the power of x, is equivalent to 1.44 raised to the power of −1.2 times x.
Rewrite Expression: We can rewrite the expression 1.44(−1.2x) as (1.44(−1.2))x. This is because when we raise a power to a power, we multiply the exponents. So, A should be equal to 1.44(−1.2).
Calculate A: Now we calculate A=1.44−1.2. This is a straightforward calculation using the properties of exponents.
Verify Answer: Looking at the answer choices, we see that option (D) A=1.44−1.2 matches our calculation for A. Therefore, the correct answer is (D) A=1.44−1.2.
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