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Help please with algebra6.Divide. Write the quotient as a power8/8——8^3a.40b.8^5c.8^11d. Cannot combine

Help please with algebra6.Divide. Write the quotient as a power8/8——8^3a.40b.8^5c.8^11d. Cannot combine
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Help please with algebra6.Divide. Write the quotient as a power8/8——8^3a.40b.8^5c.8^11d. Cannot combine

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(8^8)/(8^3)

By law of indices


8^(8-3)
=8^5

Hence, the correct option is b

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