Find the quotient. 48a^3bc^2 ÷ 3abc
Add exponents that have the same base when multiplying, subtract when dividing: \[\frac{x^3}{x^2}=x^{3-2}=x\] \[16 a^4 b^2 c^3\]
However, I think you also might have a typo you may want to check... If you meant the below, it's not the same answer. Got to watch parenthesis.\[\frac{(48 a^3 (b c^2))}{(3 a b c)} = 16 a^2 c\]
\[ 48a^3bc^2 ÷ 3abc=\frac{ 48a^3bc^2}{3abc}\]\[=\frac {48}{16}a^{3-1}b^{1-1}c^{c-1}\]
there were no () in the prob
If there were none, then you'll be using the first answer I posted. Double check though just in case. It's a common mistake. Btw, just to be clear: \[\frac{(48a^3(bc^2))}{(3abc)}=\frac{48a^3bc^2}{3abc}\]
You can type a fraction like that by using \frac {numerator}{denominator} \[ \frac{numerator}{denominator} \]
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whats the quotient of \48a 3 bc 2 ÷ 3abc
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