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How can I write 8a^9/125a^6 with only one exponent?
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Well, for starters, this holds true... \[\huge \frac{a^m}{a^n}=a^{m-n}\]:D
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So that means... \[\huge \frac{8a^9}{125a^6}=\frac{8a^3}{125}\]
Still no? How about this... \[\huge \frac{8a^3}{125}=\frac{2^3a^3}{5^3}\] ???
(8a^9)/(125a^6) = (8/125)(a^(9-6)) = (8/125)a^3
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Peter I had that it just seemed to easy of an answer.
Well, awesome, then :) Always believe in yourself!!! :D
Here's another. Write 32 x^5y^5 with only one exponent. What would you get there. I thought (2xy)^5
And you're right :)
ANSWER ( 2xy)^5 So yes
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