\(n^5 / n^3 = n^2\)
Is this what you are asking? Laws of indices, when you divide you subtract the index of the denominator from the index of
the numerator. 5-3 =2
In general
X^n - X^m = X^(n-m)
Hi Fras,
Welcome to the forum :)
Yes I know you have been here for a few weeks, that is still fairy recent though.
I like this answer :)
On the line X^n-X^m=X^(n-m)
I know you meant to write X^n/X^m=x^(n-m), but otherwise, yeah, good answer.