Which of the following is equivalent to x^5y^2/xy^2 when x is not equal to 0 and y is not equal to 0

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Dishant Walia asked Mar 15, 2023

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Which of the following is equivalent to x^5y^2/xy^2 when x is not equal to 0 and y is not equal to 0

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Dishant Walia asked Mar 15, 2023

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x^4

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Forketyfork answered Mar 17, 2023

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x^5y^2/xy^2

= x^5-1 * y^2-2

= x^4

Zeddy answered Mar 22, 2023

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