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(ab^2)/(a^2b)^-2

 Sep 5, 2014

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The denominator can be placed in the numerator as long as you take away the negative from -2:

 

So, you end up with: (ab^2)(a^2b)^2...

 

Now, you just have to simplify:

(ab^2)(a^2^2)(b^2)

a*b^2*a^4*b^2

 

a*a^4*b^2*b^2

 

Remember, add exponents for similar bases:

a^5*b^4.

 Sep 5, 2014
 #1
avatar+4473 
+5
Best Answer

The denominator can be placed in the numerator as long as you take away the negative from -2:

 

So, you end up with: (ab^2)(a^2b)^2...

 

Now, you just have to simplify:

(ab^2)(a^2^2)(b^2)

a*b^2*a^4*b^2

 

a*a^4*b^2*b^2

 

Remember, add exponents for similar bases:

a^5*b^4.

AzizHusain Sep 5, 2014

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