SOLUTION: I'm not too sure if this is the right section. But here goes. Simplify the following: (n^5/m^2)^3 x (m^4/n^2)^4

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Question 186704: I'm not too sure if this is the right section. But here goes.
Simplify the following:
(n^5/m^2)^3 x (m^4/n^2)^4
Answer by uday1435(57) About Me  (Show Source):
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(n^5/m^2)^3 x (m^4/n^2)^4
= (n^15/ m^6) x (m^16/n^8)
= n^(15-8) m^(16-6) = n^7 m^10
So the answer is n^7 m^10


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