(a^2b^-2)^-1(a^3 b^0)^2

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the problem is easy...simplify first the problem by using some rule in exponents.. thus, (a^2b^-2)^-1(a^3b^0)^2 is equal to (a^2/b^2)^-1 (a^3)
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