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Divide: 16x^4y^10 / 8x^7y^2

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Hatshy [7]3 years ago

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(16(x^4)(y^10))/(8(x^7)(y^2))
(16/8)(x^(4-7))(y^(10-2))
(2)(x^(-3))(y^8)
(2(y^8))/(x^3)

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