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What is the missing exponent? 5^8 / (5^-4)^-3 = 5

What is the missing exponent? 5^8 / (5^-4)^-3 = 5
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What is the missing exponent?

5^8 / (5^-4)^-3 = 5

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5^8 / 5^12 = 5^(8-12) = 5^-4 = 1/5^4
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