Question

Check my answer!

Answer 1

Simplify: \[a^6 \over a^2\]

Answer 2

My answer: \[1 \over a^4\]

Answer 3

yea seems right

Answer 4

no...

Answer 5

no

Answer 6

without the 1 on top though

Answer 7

:( ??

Answer 8

yes without the one on the top

Answer 9

Okay... At least it was my second guess :P

Answer 10

it should be \[a ^{4}\]

Answer 11

it would be \[a^{4}\]

Answer 12

\[\frac{ a^6 }{ a^2 }=\frac{ a\cdot a\cdot a \cdot a \cdot a \cdot a }{ a \cdot a }=\frac{ \cancel{a}\cdot \cancel{a}\cdot a \cdot a \cdot a \cdot a }{ \cancel{a}\cdot \cancel{a}}=a^4 \]

Answer 13

there is a rule for exponents...
\[\frac{ x^n }{ x^m }=x^{n-m}\]

Answer 14

@BlossomCake, does this make sense?

Answer 15

Yes, it does! Thanks so much! :D

Answer 16

you're welcome!