Question Simplify to a single power of 6: \[ \frac{6^{7}}{6^{3}} \] Answer Attempt 2 out of 2 Answer: \( 6 \square \) Submit Answer

When you're working with powers that have the same base, you simply subtract the exponents. So, in this case, you take \(7 - 3\) which gives you \(4\). Thus, \(\frac{6^7}{6^3}\) simplifies to \(6^4\). If you're ever confused about how to handle powers, remember that division in exponents means you can just knock off some of the top-level power! It's like giving a high-five and taking back three fingers—you're left with four fingers raised in the air, just like in \(6^4\)!