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Multiple Choice
Use the quotient rule to rewrite each expression, then simplify.
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3x2y8
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3x2y6
Verified step by step guidance
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Start with the given expression: \(\frac{9x^2y^8}{3xy^2}\).
Apply the quotient rule for coefficients by dividing the numerical coefficients: \(\frac{9}{3}\).
Apply the quotient rule for variables with exponents by subtracting the exponents of like bases in the denominator from those in the numerator: for \(x\), compute \(x^{2-1}\); for \(y\), compute \(y^{8-2}\).
Rewrite the expression using the simplified coefficients and variables: combine the results from the previous steps into a single expression.
Check the expression for any further simplification, such as reducing coefficients or combining like terms.