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I think the answer should be 1/x but I don’t understand how they want me to put it in.

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I think the answer should be 1/x but I don’t understand how they want me to put it-example-1
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Answer:

See explanation below (type a 1 (one) in each box)

Explanation:

Notice that by using the exponent notation and properties, the given exponents can be re-written and simplified as shown below:


((x^(20))^(1)/(10) )/(√(x^6) ) =(x^2)/(x^(6)/(2)) =(x^2)/(x^3) =(1)/(x)

As you seem to have found. Well done!

What you are expected to do, is to type the coefficient that goes in the numerator (in your case a "1", and in the box below, the exponent that x has in the denominator (in your case also a "1").

So please complete the question as shown below typing a "1" in each box:


(1)/(x^1)

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