Simplify. Write your answer without negative exponents. Assume that no denominator equals zero.\\ $\frac{a^{-8}g^9c}{a^7g^{-8}c^3}$
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Step 1: $$ \frac{a^{-8}g^9c}{a^7g^{-8}c^3} = a^{-8-7}g^{9-(-8)}c^{1-3} $$ Show more…
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