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Using exponents, what is the simplified form of 15x6/3x2 F. 5x" G. 5x3 H. 5x I. 5
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Using exponents, what is the simplified form of 15x6/3x2

F. 5x"
G. 5x3
H. 5x
I. 5

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\frac{15 {x}^(6)}{3 {x}^(2) } = 5 {x}^(4)

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