Question

Assume that all variables are nonzero
Simplify 119x exponent24/7x exponent8

Answer 1

I got 119/7x exponent16

Answer 2

\( \dfrac{119x^24}{7x^8} \)

Can you divide 119 by 7? what do you get?

For the x part, use this rule. You got it correct.
\( \dfrac{a^m}{a^n} = a^{m - n} \)

Also, use the symbol ^ (shift 6) for exponent. x^8 means x to the 8 power.

Answer 3

I tried to do that on the computer couldnt get it ,But I got my answer correct

Answer 4

Assume that all variables are nonzero
28r^6s^7t^9/7r^3s^7t^6

Answer 5

For the first problem, did you divide 119 by 7?

Answer 6

\( \dfrac{28r^6s^7t^9}{7r^3s^7t^6} \)

\( = \dfrac{28}{7} \times \dfrac{r^6}{r^3} \times \dfrac{s^7}{s^7} \times \dfrac{t^9}{t^6} \)

Divide the numbers in the first fraction. For all the fractions with variables, apply the rule above where you subtract the exponents.
What do you get?

Answer 7

4=10/10

Answer 8

What? 10/10 = 1, which is not equal to 4.
What do you mean?

Answer 9

Help me with this ...But back to the question it stated that assuming all the variable are zero

Answer 10

All variable are NONzero.

Answer 11

\(= \dfrac{28}{7} \times \dfrac{r^6}{r^3} \times \dfrac{s^7}{s^7} \times \dfrac{t^9}{t^6}\)

\( = 4 \times r^3 \times s^0 \times t^3\)

\(= 4r^3t^3\)

Answer 12

y\[y^{?}/y ^{8}=y ^{9} Find the Missing Exponent \]

Answer 13

\( \dfrac{y^?}{y^8} = y^9\)

Apply the rule of division of powers:

\( y^{? - 8} = y^9\)

What number minus 8 equals 9?

Answer 14

? - 8 = 9
Add 8 to both sides:
? = 17