Question 270937
For this equation:

{{{6x^7y^5/3x^-1}}}

First you cannot have a negative exponent in an equation, so on the denominator: {{{3x^-1}}} Move the x to the numerator to make it positive. You would only take the x and not the 3 because it is attached to the exponent.

It would look as follows:

{{{6x^8y^5/3}}}

Notice how the exponents increased from {{{6x^7}}} to {{{6x^8}}}

Next you can simplify that 3 goes into 6 twice so you're left with a 1 on the denominator:

{{{2x^8y^5}}}

Left with your answer.