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{:[-35x^(6)=(-5x^(2))(B)],[B=◻]:}

Find the missing factor B B that makes the equality true.\newline35x6=(5x2)(B)B= \begin{array}{l} -35 x^{6}=\left(-5 x^{2}\right)(B) \\ B=\square \end{array}

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Q. Find the missing factor B B that makes the equality true.\newline35x6=(5x2)(B)B= \begin{array}{l} -35 x^{6}=\left(-5 x^{2}\right)(B) \\ B=\square \end{array}
  1. Identify equation and goal: Identify the given equation and the goal. We are given the equation 35x6=(5x2)B-35x^6 = (-5x^2)B and we need to find the value of BB.
  2. Isolate B: Divide both sides of the equation by 5x2-5x^2 to isolate B. This gives us B=35x65x2B = \frac{-35x^6}{-5x^2}.
  3. Simplify equation: Simplify the right side of the equation. The 35-35 divided by 5-5 gives us 77, and x6x^6 divided by x2x^2 gives us x(62)x^{(6-2)} or x4x^4. So, B=7x4B = 7x^4.

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