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Answer 1

\[\huge\rm \frac{ x^m }{ x^n } =x^{m-n}\]
exponent rule!

Answer 2

so its B?

Answer 3

how did you get B ?
r^2 can be written as r times r \[\huge\rm \frac{ r \times r }{ r \times r }\]
simplify

Answer 4

so its A?

Answer 5

how ?? :-)

Answer 6

because the R cancels out?

Answer 7

great!

Answer 8

I need quicl help on like 4 more

Answer 9

okay i have 2 minutes :-)

Answer 10

show your work and let me know what did you get ? ;-)

Answer 11

2x^6 ?

Answer 12

12/24 = ?

Answer 13

0.5

Answer 14

yep but u need it infraction form

Answer 15

x ?

Answer 16

what ?

Answer 17

C?

Answer 18

is the answer C ?

Answer 19

yep right

Answer 20

anything to the 0 power is equal to what ??
do you know ?

Answer 21

nothing?

Answer 22

equal to 1

Answer 23

so 0 is one?

Answer 24

\[\huge\rm (2)^0 = 1 ~~~(Nnesha)^0 = 1\]

Answer 25

^

Answer 26

so the answer is A

Answer 27

??

Answer 28

x^0 = ?

Answer 29

1

Answer 30

yes right so what you should hve left ?

Answer 31

the answer is C?

Answer 32

you just said x^0 =1 so C is not right \[\huge\rm 6\color{red}{x^0}y^5\]
x^0 =1 so replace that by one
that's it

Answer 33

its B?

Answer 34

\(\color{blue}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Nnesha
you just said x^0 =1 so C is not right \[\huge\rm 6\color{red}{x^0}y^5\]
x^0 =1 so replace that by one
that's it
\(\color{blue}{\text{End of Quote}}\)
^^^^^

Answer 35

I don't understand is it D?

Answer 36

there are not same bases
all u need to do is apply 0 exponent property
x^0 = 1 so just replace x^0 by 1
and 6 y^5 stay same :-)

Answer 37

@Nnesha