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3 years ago

An expression is shown below. (x^3/4)(x^2/3)

1 answer:

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For all exponents, (a^n a^m) = a^(n+m)
apply same rules (X^3X^2)/(4*3)
Combine powers. (X^3X^2)/4*3 = X^(3+2)/4*3
X^5/12

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