Posted by Pamela on Monday, June 29, 2009 at 10:41am.
It would help if you posted the equation more clearly by using parentheses.
In general, though use order of operations and exponential rules to reduce the # of variables & constants. For example, a^3/a^8 would become 1/a^5, because when you divide you subtract the exponents.
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