How do you $(2a²)/(5b³)$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2015-07-21T22:01:43

$(2a^2)/(5b^3)$ is already simplified, unless you want all of the exponents to be in the numerator, in which case it would be $(2a^2b^-3)/5$ .

If you want all of the exponents in numerator, apply the exponent rule $x^-m=1/x^m$ in reverse: $1/x^m=x^-m$ .

$(2a^2)/(5b^3)=(2a^2b^-3)/5$

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