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Simplify expression. Answers should only have positive exponents. Assume all variables are positive.

(4x^2 y^-1/3)^3/14

so would it be x^2(3/14) and y^-1/3(3/14)?
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Simplify expression. Answers should only have positive exponents. Assume all variables are positive.

(4x^2 y^-1/3)^3/14

so would it be x^2(3/14) and y^-1/3(3/14)?

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