Question

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Simplify

a^9/a^4

Answer 1

all you have to do is subtract
9 - 4 = 5
a^5

Answer 2

Oh yeah... okay I get that, can you help me with a few more?

Answer 3

sure

Answer 4

Okay it's

Simplify:

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Answer 5

alright uhhhhh
im pretty sure all you have to do is subtract the like terms
like subtract the r^3 from the r^3, s^2 from s^4, and one t because thats all they have in common

so itd be s^2t^3?
but im not too sure you might wanna look it up in your textbook or s/t

Answer 6

Okay yeah thats what I'm thinking too

Answer 7

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?

Answer 8

do you have any more?

Answer 9

nvm prematurely posted it
ok for this one you have to simplify it
4/16 simplified is 1/4
and then do what you did in the last problem (subtracting the bottom from the top)
1/4x^6

Answer 10

are you sure?

Answer 11

nope!
im real sorry hon
try mathway.com maybe?

Answer 12

No it's okay :D

Identify the property demonstrated:



4^3 • 4^7 = 4^3+7

Answer 13

A.
Quotient of Powers Property

B.
Product of Powers Property

C.
Power of a Product Property

D.
Power of a Power Property

Answer 14

well theres multiplication involved so you can rule out A
D sounds stupid
id go with C but im not sure

Answer 15

Kay I have one more?

Identify the property demonstrated:



(5^3)^2 = 5^3 • 2

A.
Quotient of Powers Property

B.
Product of Powers Property

C.
Power of a Power Property

D.
Power of a Product Property

Answer 16

id maybe say d im just as clueless as you though
i know im gonna sound like no fun but try lookin through your lessons again? just like look over what those four properties mean or google em or s/t

Answer 17

cool thanks :)

Answer 18

anytime yo

Answer 19

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