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Simplify the equation? Step by step.

1 answer:

4 0

Multiply 10 and 1/5. the denominator can be written as x^8/2
=(x^10/5)/(x^8/2)
simplify the exponent
=(x^2)/(x^4)
numerator subtract denominator
=1/x^2
remove fraction by making the exponent negative
= x^-2
final answer is x to the power of negative 2

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