Question

can someone help me on my study it does to make since it for math here is a picture

Answer 1

@dude subject change to Mathematics please.

Answer 2

won't let me

Answer 3

change it

Answer 4

do you know if it a b or c i know it is not d

Answer 5

Okay, sorry for the wait I had to change classes.

To start off, you need to understand the rule of division for exponents.

\(\sf\color{gray}{\text{If an exponent with the same base variable is divided by a similar variable,}\\\text{the exponent of the numerator is subtracted by the exponent of the denominator.}}\)

Basically, you subtract the exponents from one another.

\(\sf{\dfrac{7^{10}}{7^{3}}}\)

This is what it would turn into.
\(\sf{7^{10-3}}\)

This works the same way with multiplication except by adding.

\(\sf{Division~~~~~~~~~~ \leftrightarrow Subtraction}\)
\(\sf{Multiplication \leftrightarrow Addition}\)



Best of luck,
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Answer 6

what you need to know

\[\frac{ x^{a} }{ x^{b} } = x^{(a-b)}\]

Answer 7

oh ok so i do add the exponets

Answer 8

Keyword: Division

Answer 9

would this one be D

Answer 10

yes i was D

Answer 11

Correct c:

Answer 12

what would this one be