Question

help please

Answer 1

hint 1: what factors can be simplified?

Answer 2

ummm

Answer 3

i really dont know

Answer 4

exponent rules: \[\frac{x^{\alpha}}{x^{\delta}}=x^{(\alpha-\delta)}\]\[x^{\alpha}\times x^{\delta}=x^{(\alpha+\delta)}\]

Answer 5

looks like a bunch of lines and shapes if you ask me

Answer 6

which part looks like lines and shapes? those are \(x\)'s.
you have two of the division rule in the problem. the \(a\) and the \(b\):\[\frac{a^{5}}{a^{3}}\]\[\frac{b^{3}}{b^{2}}\]

Answer 7

basically A^(z) divided by A^(y) gets you A^(z-y)

Answer 8

i dont understand math ok

Answer 9

that's fine, everyone learns differently.
did you get my next comment?

Answer 10

yea and i usually learn by them explaining it and giving the answers and dumb as that sounds

Answer 11

well, we aren't allowed to give answers directly but I will tell you if you got it right ☺

Answer 12

okay, so how are you doing so far?

Answer 13

your allowed to because i closed the question no one will see or pm it to me lol

Answer 14

I'm pretty sure mods also check closed Qs too hahah

Answer 15

no never got introuble from giving answers on closed questions but i have for open questions

Answer 16

it's okay, I can walk you through the steps

so we have a^5 divided by a^3 right?

Answer 17

mhmm

Answer 18

okay so based on the rule I told you, how are you going to simplify that?
remember, A^(z) divided by A^(y) gets you A^(z-y)

Answer 19

just replace z and y with 5 and 3

Answer 20

im not doing this thanks for the help bye

Answer 21

okay

Answer 22

well if you ever want to come back to review how to do this, I'll be here ☺

Answer 23

ill fail im fine

Answer 24

no, no, don't say that!
we can help you, just ask us where you need help

Answer 25

@KingOGCobraXx dun be so emotional dude !
she is helping you by giving out her precious time and you

Answer 26

im getting off thanks for the help

Answer 27

it's okay just tell me what you don't understand, I can fix my explanation

Answer 28

not sarcasm btw

Answer 29

I want to help you

Answer 30

@mayankdevnani go f.u.c.k yourself

Answer 31

i can't
thx !

Answer 32

hey, no cursing please! there is just a misunderstanding, please calm down @KingOGCobraXx

Answer 33

your commenting on my question go make yourself useful help someone else piece of sh!t

Answer 34

not you kitti

Answer 35

I asked him to come help me because I thought I was explaining things wrong...

Answer 36

are you saying I have bad taste in math tutors?

Answer 37

hes a d!ck and needs to shut his mouth is all im saying

Answer 38

no he isn't. I asked him to help me so you could understand

we just want tohelp you, please don't walk away

Answer 39

i want HIM to walk away

Answer 40

he thinks you're ignoring my help

Answer 41

where do you not understand? please let me try to help

Answer 42

your waisting your time just please go help someone else

Answer 43

I would rather spend days and months helping someone understand a subject than abandon them

Answer 44

I don't abandon people. I'm not that kind of person

Answer 45

everyone is worth something! no matter how small or big that something is, it holds value in this world ☺

Answer 46

so I will try my best to help anyone who needs it. and if I can't help them then there is definitely someone out there who can
keep your head up, you CAN succeed :D

Answer 47

alright?
good luck on your studies! ♣

Answer 48

have a good day

Answer 49

you too! ☺

Answer 50

I won't give up on you, you can do it :D

Answer 51

i gave up on myself along time ago and im not even talking about the math but im gonna just click random answers

Answer 52

no, no, you can do it, if you need help I am willing to help
any time I see you, any day I see you, I will be here

Answer 53

I won't leave you

Answer 54

tell your boyfriend to go suck a d!ck

Answer 55

please don't say that
and he's not my boyfriend ☻

Answer 56

didnt think he was

Answer 57

you can do better then him thats for sure

Answer 58

fine ...

Answer 59

okay! ☺

you see in the fraction, a^5 divided by a^3
now if you see anything exponent divided by anything exponent with the same base (in this case, they are both a), then you subtract the exponents. so this would be
a^(5-3) which gets you a^2