Mathematics, 13.12.2019 20:31 merzedes

Simplify mn^-4/p^0q^-2.

a. mq^2/n^4.
b. mp/n^4.
c. mn^-4q^2p^0.
d. q^2/mn^4

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Simplify mn^-4/p^0q^-2.

a. mq^2/n^4.
b. mp/n^4.
c. mn^-4q^2p^0.
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