SOLUTION: simplify m^x/4*n^3 Divided by m^2x/3(n^a)^3

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Question 65849This question is from textbook An Incremental Development
: simplify
m^x/4*n^3
Divided by
m^2x/3(n^a)^3 This question is from textbook An Incremental Development

Answer by funmath(2933) About Me  (Show Source):
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simplify
m^x/4*n^3
Divided by
m^2x/3(n^a)^3
:
First flip the second fraction and multiply by the reciprocal.
%28m%5Ex%2F%284n%5E3%29%29%283%28n%5Ea%29%5E3%2Fm%5E%282x%29%29
%28m%5Ex%2F%284n%5E3%29%29%283n%5E%283a%29%2Fm%5E%282x%29%29
%283n%5E%283a-3%29%2F4m%5E%282x-x%29%29
3n%5E%283a-3%29%2F4m%5Ex
Happy Calculating!!!