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Select the equivalent expression x⁷y³/xy‐4

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Hello!

Recall the Properties of Exponents:


\bold{\displaystyle(a^m)/(a^n) =a^(m-n)}

Let's use it to simplify:


\bold{\displaystyle(x^7y^3)/(xy^(-4))}

x = x¹


\bold{\displaystyle(x^6y^3)/(y^(-4))}


\bold{\displaystyle(x^7y^3)/(y^(-4))}

Subtract:


\bold{x^6y^(3-(-4))}

Which is the same as


\bold{x^6y^(3+4)}

Final Answer:


\huge\boxed{\mathfrak{Answer:{\boxed{\star{\boxed{\bold{x^6y^7}}}}}}}

Hope everything is clear.

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User FriskyGrub
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Answer:

Explanation:

In exponent division, if bases are same, then subtract the powers.


(x^(7)y^(3))/(xy^(-4)) = x^(7-1)*y^(3-(-4))\\\\\\=x^(6)*y^(3+4)\\\\=x^(6)y^(7)

User NiceToMytyuk
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