Question

HELP NOW PLEASEEEEEEEEEEEE ANSWER NEEDS TO B POSITIVE

Answer 1

1

Explanation:

So first we do (x^5)^2 which we know is just x^10 because of exponents of powers I believe it's called, basically you just multiply the two powers.

Then you do the bottom half which is x^3 * x^7 and that equals x^10 because of the product of exponent rule,

Then we do x^10/x^10 which = 1 because the same number over the same number is always 1.

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Answer 2

Solving the expression:
`((x^5)^2)/((x^7)(x^3))` the answer is 1

Explanation:

We need to solve the expression:
`((x^5)^2)/((x^7)(x^3))`

We know that exponent rule:
`(a^m)^n=a^(m*n)`

Applying this rule in numerator

`((x^5)^2)/((x^7)(x^3))\\=((x^(5*2)))/((x^7)(x^3))\\=((x^(10)))/((x^7)(x^3))`

We know the exponent rule:
`(a^m).(a^n)=a^(m+n)`

`=((x^(10)))/(x^(7+3))\\=((x^(10)))/(x^(10))`

Now, using the exponent rule:
`(a^m)/(a^n)=a^(m-n)`

`=x^(10-10)\\=x^0`

We know that
`a^0=1`

So,
`x^0=1`

Solving the expression:
`((x^5)^2)/((x^7)(x^3))` the answer is 1