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What is the value of c in the equation x^15/x^c =x^6
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What is the value of c in the equation x^15/x^c =x^6

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Explanation:


\frac{ {x}^(15) }{ {x}^(c) } = { x}^(6) \\ {x}^(15 - c) = {x}^(6)

15 - c = 6

15 - 6 = c

9 = c

c = 9

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