SOLUTION: it is about polynomials and rational expressions. Solve the following such that each variable appears only once. 1)x^3 y^5 y^-7 over x^5 2)z^16.z^-16 3)y^43 over y^24 4)[(xy)^4

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Question 469839: it is about polynomials and rational expressions. Solve the following such that each variable appears only once.
1)x^3 y^5 y^-7 over x^5
2)z^16.z^-16
3)y^43 over y^24
4)[(xy)^4]^3
5)[(st)^2s^3]^4

Answer by ewatrrr(24785)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
 
Hi





Applying the above appropriately
1) =
2)z^16.z^-16 = z^0 = 1
3) = y^19
4)[(xy)^4]^3 =
5)[(st)^2s^3]^4= [s^2t^2s^3]^4 = [s^5t^2]^4 =
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