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The first box is to type in the base. The second box is where you spell simplified exponent using the division property rule of exponents. Divide. Write a quotient is one power.

The first box is to type in the base. The second box is where you spell simplified-example-1
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Step-by-step explanation:

The expression that we have is:


(11^7)/(11^6)

And we need to simplify the expression using the division property rule of exponents.

Step 1. The rule is:


(A^m)/(A^n)=A^(m-n)

Where A is the base and m and n are the exponents.

Step 2. Applying the rule to our expression:


(11^(7))/(11^(6))=11^(7-6)

Simplifying the exponent:


11^1

This could also be written as just 11.

Step 3. In the first box, we need to plug in the base of the result, which in this case is 11:


\begin{gathered} First\text{ box:} \\ 11 \end{gathered}

And in the second box, we plug in the exponent of the result, which is 1:


\begin{gathered} Second\text{ box:} \\ 1 \end{gathered}

Answer:


11^1