Question

PLEASE HELP FAST! :)

Answer 1

LET ME POST THE QUESTION :)

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Hold on, a bit peckish, getting some chips.

Answer 4

Simplify \[\frac{ 15^{18} }{ 15^{3}}\]

Answer 5

okay remember \[\frac{ x^a }{ x^b }=x ^{a-b}\] & @MissSmartiez for future reference

Answer 6

keep the base and subtract the exponents

Answer 7

Back.

So, base stays the same in this.

So, 15^ 18 - 3

Answer 8

just like when we multiplied we kept the base and added the exponents
no since we are dividing we just do the opposite

Answer 9

^

I am checking if it is correct hold on c:

Answer 10

, anyway, remember.

Keep the base since it is the same I believe. (Dang Reb, you rock ;)!) a - b = division

a + b = multiplication,

Answer 11

i got -1.55221081

Answer 12

which is most likely wrong lol

Answer 13

What did you to >:P

Answer 14

yes that is wrong please look at what Mr. Smart and i just said