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I NEED HELP PLEASE. LOOK AT PICTURE

I NEED HELP PLEASE. LOOK AT PICTURE-example-1
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Answer:

Part 1)
(a^4)/(4b^2)

Part 2)
-(v^9)/(w^6)

Explanation:

we know that

When divide exponents (or powers) with the same base, subtract the exponents

Part 1) we have


(3a^(2)b^(-4))/(12a^(-2)b^(-2))=((3)/(12))(a^(2+2))(b^(-4+2) )=(1)/(4)a^(4)b^(-2)=(a^4)/(4b^2)

Part 2) we have


(v^3w^(-3))/(-v^(-6) w^3) =-v^(3+6)w^(-3-3)=-v^9w^(-6)=-(v^9)/(w^6)

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