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What is the quotient?

What is the quotient?-example-1
User Omar Faruq
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Answer:

=
(1)/(5^(9))

Explanation:

When dividing values with exponents, we simply need to subtract the numerators exponent to the denominators exponent.

So we have:


(5^(-6))/(5^(3) )

=
5^(-6 - 3)

=
5^(-9)

Now since we have a negative exponent, we can get the reciprocal of the value to make it positive.

=
(1)/(5^(9))

User Andersem
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Answer:

The answer is 1 / 5^(9)

Explanation:

We just need to divide both numbers and find the result

(5)^-6 / (5)^3

(5)^(-6-(3)) =

(5)^(-9) =

1 / 5^(9) = 5,120 .10^(-7)

User Yuriy Nemtsov
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