For questions 1& 2 write each expression using a single exponent.
1. x^9/ x^2
a) x^11
b) x^7
c) 7
d) x^5

2. h^14/h^2
a) h^-9
b) x^7
c) h^19
d) h^9

Thank you

Question

For questions 1& 2 write each expression using a single exponent. 
1. x^9/ x^2
a) x^11
b) x^7
c) 7
d) x^5

2. h^14/h^2
a) h^-9
b) x^7
c) h^19
d) h^9

Thank you

anonymous · Answer

$$\frac{x^9}{x^2} = x^9 \cdot \frac{1}{x^2} = x^9 \cdot x^{-2}$$

anonymous · Answer

now, with $$x^{a} * x^{b} = x^{a+b}$$can you deduce what the result will be?

anonymous · Answer

Your writing is so tiny c; umm, at the end is x^9 *times* x^-2.. am I right?

anonymous · Answer

yes

anonymous · Answer

are you sure that you got the possible answers for 2. right? Because the correct one isn't there

anonymous · Answer

Yeah, those are the only answers there are "/ Maybe it is x^7 ?

anonymous · Answer

yes, that's correct. And for 2.) it should be h^12, but that isn't there actually

anonymous · Answer

Oops, I think for question 2 I put answer b) wrong, it is actually  1/h^9

anonymous · Answer

no, that would be equivalent to h^-9. h^12 should be somewhere there, trust me, h^14 / h^2 = h^12

anonymous · Answer

Oh alright, well thank you :)