Question

Part 1:
Show the expanded form and simplification of x^6/x^2. Explain in your own words how you can simplify x^6/x^2 without having to write the expanded form.

Answer 1

@RadEn @sachinrajsharma

Answer 2

because the base is same, just subtract the power of both

Answer 3

x^4 ?

Answer 4

http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/4f8dc885e4b000310faaa8b8

Answer 5

exactly, yep!

Answer 6

x^6 ---- = x^(6-2) =x^4 x^2

Answer 7

what is the expanded form?

Answer 8

Part 1:
x^6/x^2=x^(6-2)=x^4
When you divide monomials, you actually subtract their powers. Remember that division is related to subtraction.

Answer 9

the expanding form mean :
for x^6 = x * x * x * x * x * x
for x^4 = x * x * x * x

Answer 10

Show the expanded form and simplification of X^6/X^2 . Explain in your own words how you can simplify X^6/X^2 without having to write the expanded form.
Part 2:
Create your own fraction with like bases, coefficients, and show its simplification.
I don't need to know how to simplify it i just need the answers of the questions... thanks oh and best answer gets 10 points....lol
Answer

Part 1:
x^6/x^2=x^(6-2)=x^4
When you divide monomials, you actually subtract their powers. Remember that division is related to subtraction.
Part 2:
y^3/x^3y
=y^2/x^3

Answer 11

Did that help?

Answer 12

so, without do cancel out the same terms we can simplify it by the property exponent, just subtract their powers.

Answer 13

Thank you to both of you... I would like to give both of you medals .... i will give a medal to @RadEn and I will write thanks to @godgavemeyou (comment) and you will get a medal too