Find the quotient. 4 r ÷ 4 s A.4r ÷ s B.4r - s C.4r + s

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Yash Parekh · Answer 1 · 2019-12-27T20:52:41+0000

Answer: The correct answer is (B.) 4^r-s

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When dividing exponents you subtract them by each other, but because r and s are not the same and represent a different type of number, we just show that they were subtracted by each other.

4^r-s

Find the quotient. 4 r ÷ 4 s A.4r ÷ s B.4r - s C.4r + s

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