Simplify.use positive exponents for any variables. p^10/p^15

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Answer:

p^-5

Explanation:

When dividing two powers of the same base you subtract the power of the divisor

10-15=-5 so p^10 divided by p^15 is p^-5

Lifecube answered Apr 20, 2024

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