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Answered by Anonymous
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\frac{5^{9}*2^{3}*5^{3}*2^{4}    }{5^{7}*2^{4}*5^{8}}\\\\\frac{5^{9+3}*2^{3+4}  }{5^{8+7}*2^{4}  }\\\\\frac{5^{12}*2^{7}  }{5^{15}*2^{4}  } \\\\5^{12-15} * 2^{7-4} \\\\5^{-3} *2^{3}\\\\\frac{1^{3} }{5} *2^{3} \\\\\frac{1}{125} *8

  • firstly, we simplified the exponents which had same base and were multiplying i.e       a^{m} *a^{n} =a^{m+n}
  • Secondly, we subtracted the powers when their bases were same and was being divided i.e,   \frac{a^{m} }{a^{n} } = a^{m-n}
  • On doing so, we obtained a more simplified form, but, as its power was negative we just did its reciprocal i.e,   a^{-m} = \frac{1^{m} }{a}
  • Hence we simplified it.

here, I used * as the multiplying sign

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Answered by mangeshraut1908
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1÷5^3 × 2^3 is the solution

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