SOLUTION: {{{(5h^4)/k^2)^-5}}}

SOLUTION: {{{(5h^4)/k^2)^-5}}}

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Question 87022:
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Take the reciprocal of and change the -5 to 5. Multiply the exponents and raise each coefficient to the power 5.
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