(x + y)^2 / (x + y)^8 has a base and exponent of
- (x + y)^10.
- (x + y)^-6.
- (x + y)^1/4
Explanation from PART66Online
Dividing powers with the same base subtracts exponents: (x + y)^2 / (x + y)^8 = (x + y)^(2-8) = (x + y)^-6.
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saroj101 asked · 27 May 2015
is this is nt worng question?
Community Comments (3)
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andyrhcp104
3 Jun 2015
how is this -6? I thought it would be 10
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PART66Online
3 Jun 2015
Yes, here is a mistake, in question should be division instead of multiplication. Question corrected.
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aerorodder1
19 Dec 2015
X+Y^2/
X+Y^8
=^2-^8
Or ^-6
X+Y^8
=^2-^8
Or ^-6
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