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40x^9=(c)(4x^3) find the missing c

40x^9=(c)(4x^3) find the missing c
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40x^9=(c)(4x^3) find the missing c

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User Christoph Schubert
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Answer:


c = {10x}^(6)

Explanation:


{40x}^(9) / {4x}^(3) = {4x}^(3) c / {4x}^(3)


therefore ...c = {10x}^(6)

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