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5p/3q divided by 4p^2/q
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5p/3q divided by 4p^2/q

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Answer:

5/12p

Explanation:

5p/3q÷4p^2/q

or,5p/3q× q/4p^2

or,5/3×1/4p

or,5/12p

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