Equivalent expression of this math problem

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Answer:

y^1/4

Explanation:

when you want to make the negative exponent positive, flip over the fraction to (y^1/4)/1. The one ovi doesn't have to be there, so just y^1/4.

Intika answered Apr 25, 2021

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