SOLUTION: How would you explain to your friend why the quotient of��x^8 and x^2 is x^6 and not x^4?

SOLUTION: How would you explain to your friend why the quotient of��x^8 and x^2 is x^6 and not x^4?

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Question 423938: How would you explain to your friend why the quotient of��x^8 and x^2 is x^6 and not x^4?
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when dividing exponents are subtracted no divided
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