Simplify. ((ww^(4))^(2))/(w^(3)w)
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When multiplying terms with the same base, add their exponents. So, $ww^4 = w^1w^4 = w^{1+4} = w^5$. The numerator becomes $(w^5)^2$. Show more…
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