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Use the appropriate laws of indices to simplify these expressions.Show the working
a) (4x^2×3x^4)/6x^4
a) (4x^2×3x^4)/6x^4
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We can simplify this expression by using the laws of indices:
a) (4x^2 × 3x^4) / 6x^4
= (12x^6) / (6x^4) (multiply the coefficients and add the powers of x)
= 2x^(6-4)
= 2x^2
Therefore, (4x^2 × 3x^4) / 6x^4 simplifies to 2x^2.
a) (4x^2 × 3x^4) / 6x^4
= (12x^6) / (6x^4) (multiply the coefficients and add the powers of x)
= 2x^(6-4)
= 2x^2
Therefore, (4x^2 × 3x^4) / 6x^4 simplifies to 2x^2.