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Problem 107 Hard Difficulty

Simplify. Do not use negative exponents in the answer.
$\frac{2^{-2} g^{-2} h^{-3}}{9^{-1} h^{-3}}$

Answer

$$\frac{9}{4 g^{2}}$$

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