Which expression is equivalent to 3x^-6y^-3 / 15x^2y^10? Assume x ≠ 0, y ≠ 0

David Reed asked Dec 21, 2023

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David Reed asked Dec 21, 2023

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$\textsf {Simplifying the exponents :}$

$\mathsf {(3x^(-6)y^(-3))/(15x^(2)y^(10))}$

$\mathsf {(1)/(5x^((2+6))y^((10+3)))}$

$\mathsf {(1)/(5x^(8)y^(13))}$

Mahfuj Asif answered Dec 25, 2023

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