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Reduce to lowest terms 4x^y^3/-8x^2y

Reduce to lowest terms 4x^y^3/-8x^2y
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Reduce to lowest terms 4x^y^3/-8x^2y

User Jerry Federspiel
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Reduce to lowest terms 4x^y^3/-8x^2y-example-1
User Dimme
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Answer:

x^(y^3-1) / -2xy

Explanation:

4x^y^3 = 4x^(y^3)

-8x^2y = -8x^2y^1

= 4x^(y^3) / -8x^2y^1

= (4x^(y^3) / 4xy) / (-8x^2y^1 / 4xy)

= x^(y^3-1) / -2xy

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