Simplify (10×4)² ÷ (10×4)⁵: Power Division Problem

Insert the corresponding expression:

(10×4)2(10×4)5= \frac{\left(10\times4\right)^2}{\left(10\times4\right)^5}=

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00:00 Simply
00:02 We'll use the formula for dividing powers
00:04 Any number (A) to the power of (N) divided by the same base (A) to the power of (M)
00:07 equals the number (A) to the power of the difference of exponents (M-N)
00:10 Let's use this formula in our exercise
00:14 Let's calculate the power
00:17 We'll use the formula for negative powers
00:20 Any number (A) to the power of (-N)
00:23 equals the reciprocal number (1/A) to the opposite power (N)
00:26 Let's use this formula in our exercise
00:28 We'll substitute the reciprocal number and the opposite power
00:30 And this is the solution to the question

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Insert the corresponding expression:

(10×4)2(10×4)5= \frac{\left(10\times4\right)^2}{\left(10\times4\right)^5}=

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(10×4)2(10×4)5 \frac{\left(10\times4\right)^2}{\left(10\times4\right)^5}

Step 1: Use the Power of a Quotient Rule for Exponents, which states that aman=amn \frac{a^m}{a^n} = a^{m-n} . Here, a=10×4 a = 10 \times 4 , m=2 m = 2 , and n=5 n = 5 .

Therefore, apply the rule:

  • (10×4)2(10×4)5=(10×4)25 \frac{\left(10\times4\right)^2}{\left(10\times4\right)^5} = \left(10\times4\right)^{2-5}
  • =(10×4)3 = \left(10\times4\right)^{-3}

Step 2: Convert the expression with a negative exponent to a fraction:

  • We use the rule an=1an a^{-n} = \frac{1}{a^n} .
  • Hence, (10×4)3=1(10×4)3 \left(10\times4\right)^{-3} = \frac{1}{\left(10\times4\right)^3} .

The solution to the question is: 1(10×4)3 \frac{1}{\left(10\times4\right)^3}

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1(10×4)3 \frac{1}{\left(10\times4\right)^3}

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