First, apply the negative exponent rule .
Then, simplify the fraction . To do so, multiply it by
.
Then, multiply the top and bottom of the complex fraction by the LCD of the four fractions present. The LCD is .
To simplify...
First, apply the negative exponent rule .
Then, simplify the fraction . To do so, multiply it by
.
Then, multiply the top and bottom of the complex fraction by the LCD of the four fractions present. The LCD is .
To simplify it further, factor out the GCF in the numerator. Also, factor out the GCF of the denominator.
Both numerator and denominator are now in factored form. Since there is no common factor between them, no factors are cancelled.
Therefore, the simplified form is
.
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