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by Atiya

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Explanation:

$( \frac{4 {}^(3) }{5 {}^( - 2) } ) {}^(5 ) \\ ( \frac{4 {}^(15) }{5 {}^(10) } ) \\ \frac{4 {}^(15) }{5 {}^(10) }$

Jully answered Apr 16, 2022

by Jully

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Answer:

$( {4}^(3) / {5}^( - 2) {)}^(5)$

Explanation:

${4}^(15) . {5}^(10)$

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Gjacquez answered Apr 20, 2022

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