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here answer is a)-1/5
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To solve this problem, you could first solve for y and then plug that value into 10-y. But since the question doesn't ask us to solve for y, it would be easier to manipulate the original equation 102y = 25 using exponent rules until the lefthand side reads 10-y.
102y = 25
(102y)-1/2= 25-1/2
Recall that when we raise an exponential expression to another exponent, we multiply the exponent values together. In this case, when we multiply 2y*(-1/2) we end up with -y. So now we have:
10-y = 25-1/2
Now, let's rewrite the righthand side so we can simplify it. Recall that x-1 = 1/x and that x1/2 = sqrt(x).
10-y = 1/(251/2)
10-y = 1/sqrt(25)
10-y = 1/5
102y = 25
(102y)-1/2= 25-1/2
Recall that when we raise an exponential expression to another exponent, we multiply the exponent values together. In this case, when we multiply 2y*(-1/2) we end up with -y. So now we have:
10-y = 25-1/2
Now, let's rewrite the righthand side so we can simplify it. Recall that x-1 = 1/x and that x1/2 = sqrt(x).
10-y = 1/(251/2)
10-y = 1/sqrt(25)
10-y = 1/5
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