Posted by Daisy on Sunday, August 22, 2010 at 3:36pm.
4xy^(-2)/((12x^(-1)/3)(y^(-5)))
=4(x/y²)/(12/(3xy^5))
=(4/12)(3x*xy^5)/y²
=x²y³
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