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Answered by luciacanns
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∛ (-a⁶÷ a¹²) × b³ × (c²¹÷ c⁹)

Here I have collected all similar variables on the same side. Let us recall the basic laws of powers.

We know that xᵃ/ xᵇ= xᵃ⁻ᵇ and xᵃ × xᵇ= xᵃ⁺ᵇ.

Applying the first rule to our 'a' variable and 'c' variable we get-

-a⁶⁻¹² = -a⁻⁶

c²¹⁻⁹ = c¹²

Therefore, a simplified form of the given question is ∛⁻a⁶× b³× c¹².

Let us now recall one more law of exponents. √x= x^{1/2} and ∛x = x^{1/3}.

So ∛⁻a⁶× b³× c¹² = -a^{6*1/3} × b^{3*1/3} × c^{12*1/3}

Therefore, we have the most simplified form of ∛ (-a⁶÷ a¹²) × b³ × (c²¹÷ c⁹) as -a⁻² b¹ c⁴ = -bc⁴/ a².

This is option (d).

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