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Please help me I tried 7u/48 and 7u^2 / 4a^6 and both were wrong​

Please help me I tried 7u/48 and 7u^2 / 4a^6 and both were wrong​
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Please help me I tried 7u/48 and 7u^2 / 4a^6 and both were wrong​

Please help me I tried 7u/48 and 7u^2 / 4a^6 and both were wrong​-example-1
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User Mellissa
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Answer:


(7)/(4) u^(-4)

Explanation:

49/28 is 7/4

Applying the inverse law

u^2-6

u^-4

therefore
(7)/(4) u^(-4)

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