simlyfy the following problem first
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a^m × a^n = a^(m+n)
let's use that in here
let's look at the numerator first
n is the base everywhere, so we have our numerator as n^(m+n+n+2+c+m) = n^(2m+2n+2+c)
let's see the denominator
the denominator has the base n everywhere, so the denominator will be
n^(m+n+c)
now we know (a^m)^n = a^(mn)
so our denominator will be
n^(2m+2n+2c)
our equation is now n^(2m+2n+2+c)/n^(2m+2n+2c)
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