How do you work this one 40m11÷8m4

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Ed Norris · Answer 1 · 2021-05-23T02:39:43+0000

Answer:

5m^7

Explanation:

The question is 40m^11÷8m^4

So let's solve

(40÷8)(m^11÷m^4)

Division in any exponential is going to be substration

(5)(m^11-4)

(5)(m^7)

5m^7

So the final answer is 5m^7

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