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How do I solve this problem involving simplifying exponents, squaring, and fractions
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How do I solve this problem involving simplifying exponents, squaring, and fractions

How do I solve this problem involving simplifying exponents, squaring, and fractions-example-1
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Let's solve 1st what is under the radical and the denominator

[√(x⁶.y⁴)] /xy² = x³.y²/xy² = x²

but we still have x⁻¹ that is 1/x so x₂.1/x = x (final answer)
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