-8y^10 / 2y^5 write using positive exponents

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-8y^10 / 2y^5
write using positive exponents

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Answer:

Explanation:

$(a^(m))/(a^(n))=a^(m-n)\\\\(-8y^(10))/(2y^(5))=(-4y^(10))/(y^(5))=-4*y^(10-5)= -4y^(5)$

Randall Bohn answered Nov 23, 2022

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