Question

What expression is equivalent to 12x^6 y^-4 z^2/3x^2 y^-6 z^3?
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Answer 1

Is this it?

\(\dfrac{12x^6y^{-4}z^2}{3x^2y^{-6}z^3}\)

If it is, we just divide the whole numbers and subtract the exponents:

\(\dfrac{12}{3}x^{6-2}y^{-4-6}z^{2-3}\)

Answer 2

So first divide 12 / 3@boxercutie00

Answer 3

@boxercutie00 *

Answer 4

Yes that is the equation.

Answer 5

Okay, divide 12 / 3

Answer 6

That would be 4

Answer 7

Yes, now subtract 6 - 2.

Answer 8

4

Answer 9

Yep, -4 - 6

Answer 10

-12

Answer 11

Check again

Answer 12

-10 haha my bad

Answer 13

Yes, now lastly subtract 2 - 3.

Answer 14

-1

Answer 15

Wait, actually it should be -4 + 6..

Answer 16

2

Answer 17

Yes, so our final answer is:

\(4x^4y^2z^{-1}\)

Answer 18

Hello?

Answer 19

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Answer 20

4x^4 y^2
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