
1-6 Simplifying expressions that combine several laws
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06 1-6 Simplifying expressions that combine several laws
- Order of work: powers of powers first, then products and quotients of the same base, then negative and zero exponents, and finally collect like bases.
- Example: (2x³y⁻²)³ / (4x²y)² = (8x⁹y⁻⁶)/(16x⁴y²) = ½ x⁵ y⁻⁸ = x⁵ / (2y⁸).
- Leave the answer with positive exponents unless the question asks otherwise.
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