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If r, s, and t are constants such that (x^(r-2)\cdot y^(2s)\cdot z^(3t+1))/(x^(2r)\cdot y^(s-4)\cdot z^(2t-3))=xyz for all non-zero x, y, and z, then solve for r^s\cdot t. Expre…
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If r, s, and t are constants such that (x^(r-2)\cdot y^(2s)\cdot z^(3t+1))/(x^(2r)\cdot y^(s-4)\cdot z^(2t-3))=xyz for all non-zero x, y, and z, then solve for r^s\cdot t. Expre…
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If r, s, and t are constants such that
for all non-zero x, y, and z, then solve for
. Express your answer as a fraction.
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