Question

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Answer 1

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Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

Answer:

$-\frac{3p^8}{4q^3}$

Step-by-step explanation:

One is given the following expression,

$\frac{15p^-^4q^-^6}{-20p^-^1^2q^-^3}$

Since (15) and (-20) are both divisible by (5), one can divide both terms by (5) to simplify it.

$\frac{3p^-^4q^-^6}{-4p^-^1^2q^-^3}$

Now bring all of the terms with a negative exponent to the numerator. Multiply the exponents by (-1), then add them to the exponents of the like term in the numerator. Simplify the resulting exponents

$\frac{3p^-^4q^-^6}{-4p^-^1^2q^-^3}$

$\frac{3p^-^4^+^(^-^1^)^(^-^1^2^)q^-^6^+^(^-^1^)^(^-^3^)}{-4}$

$\frac{3p^-^4^+^1^2q^-^6^+^3}{-4}$

$\frac{3p^8q^-^3}{-4}$

Rewrite the fraction such that there are no negative exponents. Remember the rule, when bringing a number from the numerator to the denominator and back, multiply the exponent of the number by (-1). One can only switch numbers between the numerator and the denominator when all operations are multiplication or division.

$\frac{3p^8q^-^3}{-4}$

$-\frac{3p^8}{4q^3}$