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Question
Simplify the following
`((x^2y^2)/(a^2b^3))^n`
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Solution
`((x^2y^2)/(a^2b^3))^n`
`=((x^2)^n(y^2)^n)/((a^2)^n(b^3)^n)`
`=(x^(2n)y^(2n))/(a^(2n)b^(3n))`
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