Which expression is equivalent to 10x^6y^12/-5x^-2y^-6? Assume .x=0.y=0.

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For this case we have the following expression:
(10x ^ 6y ^ 12) / (- 5x ^ -2y ^ -6)
Rewriting we have:
(10 / -5) * ((x ^ 6y ^ 12) / (x ^ -2y ^ -6))
(-2) * ((x ^ 6y ^ 12) / (x ^ -2y ^ -6))
Then, for power properties:
(-2) * (x ^ (6 - (- 2)) and ^ (12 - (- 6)))
(-2) * (x ^ (6 + 2) and ^ (12 + 6))
(-2) * ((x ^ 8y ^ 8)
For x = 0, y = 0, we have:
(-2) * ((0 ^ 8) (0 ^ 8))
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Answer:
An expression that is equivalent when x = 0 and y = 0 is:
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