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7^8 ÷ 7^y = 7^6 Find the value of y

User Khaino
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Answer:


y=2

Explanation:


7^8 / 7^y = 7^6

Apply the law of exponents.


7^(8-y)= 7^6

Cancel the same bases.


8-y=6

Subtract 8 on both sides.


-y=6-8


-y=-2

Cancel negative signs.


y=2

User Ko Ga
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Answer:


\boxed{\df \ \ \ y = 2 \ \ \ }

Explanation:

We need to solve the following


(7^8)/(7^y)=7^6

that we can write


(7^8)/(7^y)=7^8*7^(-y)=7^(8-y)=7^6\\<=> 8-y = 6\\<=> y=8-6=2

so the answer is 2

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