Laws of exponent - divisionsimplifyy⁶——8y³

Ariel Grabijas asked Jan 9, 2023

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Ariel Grabijas asked Jan 9, 2023

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$\begin{gathered} (y^6)/(8y^3)=(y^6)/(y^3)*(1)/(8) \\ =(1)/(8)* y^(6-3) \\ =(1)/(8)* y^3 \\ =(y^3)/(8) \end{gathered}$

Thus, the simplest form is y³/8.

VeV answered Jan 15, 2023

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