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To solve this question, remember to apply the exponential law, of multiplying powers with the same base, one must add the exponents.
n^5 • n^-5 • k^5 • k^1
n 5 + -5 • k^5 + 1
n ^0 • k ^6
1 • k^6
k^6.
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