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You have to simplify this without any negative exponents. Where would I start?

You Have To Simplify This Without Any Negative Exponents Where Would I Start class=

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You  have these: (a^m)^n = a^(m*n) and a^(-n) = 1/ (a^n), with n > 0  => (81^5 * y)/(x^5);
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