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Tyna simplified the expression (3x^(3))/(12x^(-2)) to (x)/(4). What was Tyna's mistake?

Tyna simplified the expression (3x^(3))/(12x^(-2)) to (x)/(4). What was Tyna's mistake?
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Tyna simplified the expression (3x^(3))/(12x^(-2)) to (x)/(4). What was Tyna's mistake?

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(3x^3)/(12x^(-2)) = (x^5)/(4)

Tyna's mistake was that , she miswrote x^-2 as x^2

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