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Simplify using the product and power rules. $\left(-\frac{5 x^3 z}{12 y^8}\right)^2$

   Simplify using the product and power rules.
$\left(-\frac{5 x^3 z}{12 y^8}\right)^2$
Intermediate Algebra with P.O.W.E.R. Learning
Intermediate Algebra with P.O.W.E.R. Learning
Sherri Messersmith,… 1st Edition
Chapter 6, Problem 52 ↓
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Simplify using the product and power rules. $\left(-\frac{5 x^3 z}{12 y^8}\right)^2$
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00:01 We need to simplify this.
00:02 This can't be divided.
00:03 So we need to use the power rule.
00:07 So this can break down into negative 2x, and each of these have an exponent of 1.
00:15 So the first power, first power, z to the first power, raise the second power over y to the fifth power, raise to the second power...
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