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Answer: D)
(4y^6z^8)/(5x^9)

Explanation:

(4/5)x^-9y^6z^8 =
(4x^(-9)y^6z^8)/(5)

Any negative exponent can be taken to the other side of the fraction to be positive. Thus,


(4x^(-9)y^6z^8)/(5) =
(4y^6z^8)/(5x^9)

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User Mani Shooshtari
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Answer:

Option 4

Explanation:

=>
(4)/(5) x^(-9)y^6z^8

If there is any variable having a negative exponent, we should move it to its opposite side (Denominator to numerator and vice versa) So that it's exponent become positive.

=>
(4y^6z^8)/(5x^9)

User Joey Mason
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