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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Simplify (-4xy^7 y^-3)^2 (---------- ) (-3x^-3y^-3 )

OpenStudy (anonymous):

\[-\frac{16}{3} x^5 y^{11} \]

OpenStudy (gw2011):

If this is a division, then you get: (-4xy^7/y^3)(-4xy^7/y^3)/(-3/x^3y^3) (-4xy^7/y^3)(-4xy^7/y^3)(x^3y^3/-3) = -16x^5y^11/3

OpenStudy (anonymous):

gw2011, We both agree on the answer.

OpenStudy (gw2011):

robtobey--you,re right, so there is at least strength in numbers

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