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Simplify the given expressions using the order of operations and exponent rules. Provide reasons for each step. Write each answer without negative exponents.$$\frac{-240 m^{-2} n^{-4}}{60 m^{-5} n^{3}}$$
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We have $-240$ divided by $60$, which simplifies to $-4$. $$\frac{-240 m^{-2} n^{-4}}{60 m^{-5} n^{3}} = -4 \frac{m^{-2} n^{-4}}{m^{-5} n^{3}}$$ Show more…
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