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OpenStudy (lisa2345):
Do I divide by 2 on both sides. PICTURE BELOW WILL MEDAL :)
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OpenStudy (hwyl):
one of the laws of exponents
\(\huge \frac{ax^m}{bx^n} =\frac{a}{b} x^{m-n}\)
OpenStudy (hwyl):
example:
\(\huge \frac{3x^8}{4x^5} = \frac{3}{4}x^{8-5}\)
OpenStudy (lisa2345):
so 3/4 times 8-5?
OpenStudy (lisa2345):
@hwyl How would I solve that though I don't understand
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OpenStudy (hwyl):
do you know fractions at all? how else would you simplify 3/4? and how would you simplify 8-5
OpenStudy (lisa2345):
you would simplify 8-5 by subtracting it
OpenStudy (hwyl):
that's obvious
OpenStudy (lisa2345):
and you'll simplify 3/4 by dividing both sides by 2?
OpenStudy (lisa2345):
would the answer be 1/2 to the 3rd power?
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OpenStudy (hwyl):
why would you divide it by 2? is 3 divisible by 2 to get a whole number ?
OpenStudy (hwyl):
what happened to your x??????
OpenStudy (lisa2345):
1/2x to the third power.
OpenStudy (hwyl):
why 1/2?
is 3/2 = 1?
OpenStudy (lisa2345):
I simplified and I couldn't simplify anymore
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OpenStudy (lisa2345):
I honestly don't know this the answer I got for my question is 5p^4/3 am I correct?
OpenStudy (hwyl):
you cannot simplify 3/4 any further!
OpenStudy (lisa2345):
okay. Am I correct?
OpenStudy (lisa2345):
@hwyl
OpenStudy (lisa2345):
for my question I got 5p^4/3
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OpenStudy (lisa2345):
@hwyl