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Simplifying an Expression with the Numerator and the Denominator Raised to a Power

Simplifying an Expression with the Numerator and the Denominator Raised to a Power-example-1

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First, Second, and fourth answers :)

Explanation:

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Answer:

The answer to your question is the second option
(1)/(x^(48)y^(36)z^(6))

Explanation:

Expression


[((x^(2)y^(3))^(-2))/((x^(6)y^(3)z)^(2))]^(3)

Process

1.- Divide the fraction in numerator and denominator

a) Numerator

[(x²y³)⁻²]³ = (x⁻⁴y⁻⁶)³ = x⁻¹²y⁻¹⁸

b) Denominator

[(x⁶y³z)²]²= (x¹²y⁶z²)³ = x³⁶y¹⁸z⁶

2.- Simplify like terms

a) x⁻¹²x⁻³⁶ = x⁻⁴⁸

b) y⁻¹⁸y⁻¹⁸= y⁻³⁶

c) z⁻⁶

3.- Write the fraction


(1)/(x^(48)y^(36)z^(6))

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