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4 ^sqrt 400/ 4^ sqrt 5

1 answer:

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4^ sqrt(400) / (4^ sqrt(5))
= 4^20/ 4^ sqrt(5)
= 4^ (20- sqrt(5)

The final answer is 4^ (20- sqrt(5)~

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