Question

Simplify.

n6 · n5 · n4 ÷ n3 · n2 ÷ n

Answer 1

are there any parentheses?

Answer 2

no

Answer 3

is n6 n^6 or 6n?

Answer 4

step by step solution, needed?

Answer 5

its n^6

Answer 6

http://www.mathsisfun.com/algebra/variables-exponents-multiply.html
have fun

Answer 7

Cuz, it's pretty easy. in the exponents, there's this property that n^a. n^b= n^(a+b)
So:-
n^6 . n^5 .n^4 gives?

Answer 8

i dont know

Answer 9

well, i gave that property, right? a here is 6, b here is 5, and there's a c also, which is 4.
so, if n^a . n^b . n^c = n^(a+b+c) that is???

Answer 10

@triston69 go on, it's pretty easy, worst case scenario: you'll mess up. But you'll learn.

Answer 11

There are no mark deductions on OS.

Answer 12

ok thanks

Answer 13

Dun' mention, but you figured out the solution. Right?

Answer 14

ya