SOLUTION: help!!!!!
divide {{{m^2n^3/p^3}}} by {{{mp/n^2}}}
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THE RULE FOR DIVIDING FRACTIONS IS "INVERT THE SECOND TERM (DENOMINATOR) & MULTIPLY THUS
(M~2N~3/P~3)((N~2/MP) OR (M~2N~5)/(MP~4)OR MN~5/P~4
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