Предмет: Алгебра, автор: vasulgusak020

ДАЮ 19 БАЛІВ БУДЬ ЛАСКА ДОМОМОЖІТЬ

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Автор ответа: Zakiberdulil

Ответ:

27c/ a^2

Объяснение:

( 3с^3 / a^4) ^3 * (a^5 / c^4) ^2 =>

27c^9/ a^12 * a^10 / c^8 =>

27c/ a^2

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