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Simplify the

expression below.

-5x-³y²
—————
Z-⁴

Couldn’t get negative powers sorry

Simplify the expression below. -5x-³y² ————— Z-⁴ Couldn’t get negative powers sorry-example-1

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Answer:


\mbox{\large {-(5y^2z^4)/(x^3)}}

Explanation:

We have the following expression and asked to simplify


(\left(-5x^(-3)y^2\right))/(z^(-4))

Using the exponent rule: x⁻a = 1/xᵃ we get x⁻³ = 1/x³

Using the exponent rule 1/x⁻ᵃ = xᵃ we get 1/z⁻⁴ = z⁴

The resultant expression becomes:

-(5y^2z^4)/(x^3)

This cannot be simplified any further since the variables are different

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