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Previous Question: Hi! Could someone please help me to simplify (all exponents should be positive) 4x^3*(3y)^4 and (2^-1a^2b)^-3 ---------------- 4a^-9 Thanks so much for the help! Next Question: solving for z -5/3z=-3/2

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