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Hey... I was wondering how to write a quotient as one power? Also, can you help me out with this problem as an example? 17^19 / 17^2. Divide
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well you divide the same base, you can subtract the powers e.g. \[\frac{x^a}{x^b} = x^{a - b}\] this is the index law you need for this question.
Hmmmm, I see. So 17/17?
correct \[17=7^{17}\]
I see, thanks so much!
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