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PLSSSS HELP IF YOU TRULY KNOW THISSSS

PLSSSS HELP IF YOU TRULY KNOW THISSSS-example-1
User Atmaram
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Answer:

6⁹

Explanation:

6/6=1 exponents when divided subtract (7-3 = 4)

⁴ x 6⁵ = ?

exponents when multiplied add into each other (4 + 5 = 9)

Our final answer is 6⁹

User Aviel Fedida
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Answer:

x = 9

Explanation:

6^7 ÷ 6^3 • 6^5 = 6^x

Dividing 6^7 by 6^3 is 6^4, because x^a ÷ x^b = x^(a-b).

In other words:

If the base is the same, then you subtract the exponents and keep the base if it is division, and if it is multiplication, you add the exponents.

Knowing that, you could do:

6^(4+5) which is 6^9

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