What does p to the power of 5 divided by p to the power of 2 equal?

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What does p to the power of 5 divided by p to the power of 2 equal?

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Answer:

P^3

Explanation:

5-2=3

P^5-P^2=P^3

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Sergey Zenchenko answered Oct 22, 2021

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P^5 / P^2

The base are equal, so we should to subtracting the powers only

Dividing exponential expressions
P^5 / P^2 = P^(5-2)
:. = P^3

Rftr answered Oct 23, 2021

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P^3

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