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how do i simplify: ((a^(-1/5)*b^(2/3))^4. without negative exponents
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multiply each exponent in the parentheses by \(4\)
how do i get rid of the negative exponent?
yes, then to make the exponents positive, flip the first one
\[\large a^{-n}=\frac{1}{a^n}\]
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right although your denominator in the question was 3 not 5
thank you!
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