Simplify m^9 m^−3. A. -m^12 B. 1 / m^27 C. 1 / m^6 D. m^6

Beek asked Jul 13, 2023

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Simplify m^9 m^−3.
A. -m^12
B. 1 / m^27
C. 1 / m^6

D. m^6

Beek asked Jul 13, 2023

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I will use the law of exponent below

⇒if you re multiplying powers of them same base, keep one base and add the exponents mathematically we say:

$x^(n) *x^(n) \\=x^(n+n)$

$=m^(9+(-3)) \\=m^(9-3) \\=m^(6)$

OPTION D is the solution

Wilson Gramer answered Jul 17, 2023

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