SOLUTION: How do I solve: (a^-2b^3)^4 c^3 divided by b^12 c^8
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Question 184117: How do I solve: (a^-2b^3)^4 c^3 divided by b^12 c^8
Answer by solver91311(24713) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Strictly speaking you cannot 'solve' this expression. You can, however, simplify it.
First, remove the parentheses by using:
So:
Next, use:
and
So:
Lastly, use:
So:
John

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