SOLUTION: Find the missing term that makes the equation true. (x^12)^5*(x^-2)^9*____ =(x^40)^5

SOLUTION: Find the missing term that makes the equation true. (x^12)^5(x^-2)^9____ =(x^40)^5

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Question 975747: Find the missing term that makes the equation true.
(x^12)^5*(x^-2)^9*____ =(x^40)^5
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