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3 years ago

10p^8 divided by 5p^4

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REY [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

$\sf \cfrac{10p^8}{5p^4}$

Factor: $\sf 10= 5\times 2$

$\sf \cfrac{5\times \:2p^8}{5p^4}$

Cancel common factor:- 5

$\sf \cfrac{2p^8}{p^4}$

Use the Quotient Rule:

$\sf 8-4=4$

$\boxed{\sf 2p^4}$

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