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Express 2a^-4/ 5b^-2 with positive exponents.

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Express 2a^-4/ 5b^-2 with positive exponents.

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Express 2a^-4/ 5b^-2 with positive exponents.

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16a/10b im pretty sure

Jenjis answered Apr 4, 2018

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Answer:2b^2 / 5a^4

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Davidgoli answered Apr 6, 2018

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