Question

Medals will be rewarded if anyone can help. x^6/x^?=x^4. Solve.

Answer 1

Since you fanned me just type anything and I'll give you a medal.

Answer 2

here, you can use the exponent law that,
\(\Large \dfrac{x^m}{x^n}= x^{m-n}\)

Answer 3

so in your case, m = 6,
m-n = 4
just find n

Answer 4

what did you get 'n' as ? :)

Answer 5

Yeah, It's x ^2. Thanks.

Answer 6

good! :)
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