Define two terms, each containing the variables x and y, with exponents on each. (For example: 10x3y−5.) Find the quotient of th
e two terms. Explain step by step how you found the quotient.
1 answer:
Answer:Two such terms are 7x^3*y^9 and -3x*y^5
Their quotient is
7x^3*y^9
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-3x*y^5
This can be simplified as follows:
The numerical coefficients become -7/3.
x^3/x = x^3*x^1 = x^(3 - 1) = x^2 (we subtract the exponent of x in the denominator from the exponent of x in the numerator).
Next, y^9*y^5 = y^4.
The quotient in final reduced form is then (-7/3)x^2*y^4
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