This is highschool algebra 1 honors math PLEASE HELP ME ASAP

Sashi Kant asked Sep 2, 2023

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Sashi Kant asked Sep 2, 2023

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Explanation:

$\frac{ {x}^{ (5)/(4) } }{ {x}^{ (1)/(6) } } = {x}^(a)$

${x}^(a) = {x}^{ (5)/(4) - (1)/(6) }$

${x}^(a) = {x}^{ (15)/(12) - (2)/(12) }$

${x}^(a) = {x}^{ (13)/(12) }$

a = (13)/(12)

Jo David answered Sep 8, 2023

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