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This isn't solving a problem but SIMPLIFYING one. Here's the question:
-2x^5y^-7(-7x^4y)=
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-2x^5y^-7(-7x^4y)
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Comment: I doubt that the last exponent is -7(-7x^4y)
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Stan H.