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How would you simplify d3/d2

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I'm assuming you mean simplify
(d^3)/(d^2)

(d^3)/(d^2)

remember

(x^m)/(x^n)=x^(m-n)

so

(d^3)/(d^2)=d^(3-2)=d^1=d

Chris Allwein answered Jul 15, 2018

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Is it d to 3rd power?

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