(a^2n - a^n - 6) / (a^n + 8)

The 2n is in exponent form.

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(a^2n - a^n - 6) / (a^n + 8)

The 2n is in exponent form.

anonymous · Answer

so its
$$(a^2n-a^n-6)\div(a^n+8)$$

anonymous · Answer

do you know how to start it?

anonymous · Answer

Nope

anonymous · Answer

ok hold on lemme look at this really quick

anonymous · Answer

No actually your equation is wrong. I said the 2n is in exponent form.

anonymous · Answer

Both the 2 and the n are exponents.

anonymous · Answer

so its a^2n?

anonymous · Answer

Yeah.

anonymous · Answer

owchies but um ok lol lemme figure this out

anonymous · Answer

Figure it out yet?

anonymous · Answer

so when simplifying it would now be$$\frac{ (a^n+2)(a^n+3) }{ a^n+8 }$$

anonymous · Answer

What?

anonymous · Answer

No, that isn't right. Try again

anonymous · Answer

duh why dont you try again i just simplified it to help you out a bit.... can you do the rest or you need more "help" on getting the answer

anonymous · Answer

If I needed it to be simplified, I would've asked:) Thanks for absolutely nothing!

anonymous · Answer

You didn't even simplify it the correct way..lol

anonymous · Answer

well if you would have been you know a teensy bit nicer i would have actually helped you. i just got the equation wrong and i spent 10 minutes of my life trying to help a person that doesnt appreciate help when given so good day to you

anonymous · Answer

You're right! I don't appreciate little imbeciles like yourself.