Prove that x^a (b-c)/x^b(a-c)÷(x^b/x^a)^c
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x^a(b-c)/x^b(a-c) = ( x^b/x^a)^c
LHS = x^a(b-c)/x^b(a-c)
= [ x^(ab-ac)/x^(ab-bc) ]
= x^ab-ac-ab+bc
= x^-ac + bc
= x^ bc - ac
= [ x^( b - a )c ]
= [ x^( b - a ) ]^c
= [ x^b/x^a ]^c
= RHS
I hope this helps you.
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x^a(b-c)/x^b(a-c) = ( x^b/x^a)^c
LHS = x^a(b-c)/x^b(a-c)
= [ x^(ab-ac)/x^(ab-bc) ]
= x^ab-ac-ab+bc
= x^-ac + bc
= x^ bc - ac
= [ x^( b - a )c ]
= [ x^( b - a ) ]^c
= [ x^b/x^a ]^c
= RHS
I hope this helps you.
: )
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