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Helppppppppppppppppppppppppppp

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(x ^ 2) ^ (1/7)) / ((y ^ 3) ^ (1/5))
We rewrite the expression
(x ^ 2) ^ (1/7)) / ((y ^ 3) ^ (1/5))
(x ^ (2/7)) / (y ^ (3/5))
We use properties of exponents
(x ^ (2/7)) * (y ^ - (3/5))
Answer:
(x ^ (2/7)) * (y ^ - (3/5))
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