What is (x^-2 y^10)^2/x^5 y^-3 using only positive exponents

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What is (x^-2 y^10)^2/x^5 y^-3 using only positive exponents

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$\frac{(x^( - 2){y}^(10))^(2) }{ {x}^(5) {y}^( - 3) } \\ \frac{ {x}^( - 4) {y}^(20) }{ {x}^(5) {y}^( - 3 ) } \\ {x}^( - 9) {y}^(23) \\ \frac{ {y}^(23) }{ {x}^(9) } \\ ans \: c$

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