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Rewrite the expression in the form y^n

Rewrite the expression in the form y^n-example-1

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Answer:


y^6

Explanation:

The applicable rules of exponents are ...


y^ay^b=y^(a+b)\\\\(1)/(y^(-a))=y^a

Using these rules, you can write the expression as ...


(y^(-7))/(y^(-13))=y^(-7-(-13))=y^6

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Answer:


$ y^6 $

Explanation:


$ (a^b)/(a^c) = a^(b - c) $

Using this rule we have:


$ (y^(-7))/(y^(-13))  = y^(-7 -(-13)) = y^6$

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