If "a" and "b" are non-zero integer and "m" is a whole number, then:
When dividing powers with a common exponent, the result can be found by dividing the bases and retaining the exponent.
By the symmetric property of equality, this property can be written either way.
Usually it is written as shown below and is called the "power of a quotient" property.
Notice that the exponents are all the same (one).
Generalization
Generalization