For a non-zero rational number p- p-13 - p-8 is equal to -a- p-5 -b- p-21 -c- p-5 -d- p-19 - Maths Q-A

Explanation for the correct option:We know that, 𝐚^𝐦/𝐚^𝐧=𝑎^(m n)∴p^13/p^8=p^(13 8)=p^5Hence, the correct option is option A. ...

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For a non-zero rational number $p$ , $p^{13} \div p^{8}$ is equal to:

$p^{5}$

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$p^{21}$

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$p^{- 5}$

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$p^{- 19}$

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