EM-1119

Laws of indices

E Math · Secondary 3 · Medium · Laws of indices

Simplify

2x^3y^{-2} \times 3x^{-1}y

. Give your answer with positive indices only.

$\dfrac{6x^2}{y}$
$6x^2y$
$\dfrac{6x}{y^2}$
$\dfrac{6}{x^2y}$

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