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4*x^4*y^22

Step-by-step explanation:

Your goal here is to REDUCE the given expression to simplest terms.

One way in which to approach this problem would be to rewrite (2x^2y^10)^3 as:  (2x^2*y^8)*y^2*(2x^2*y^10)^2.

Dividing this rewritten expression by 2x^2*y^8 results in:

y^2(2x^2*y^10)^2.

We now need to raise (2x^2*y^10) to the power 2.  Doing this, we get:

4x^4*y^20.

Multiply this by y^2 (see above):

y^2*4x^4*y^20

The first factor is 4:  4y^2*x^4*y^20.  This is followed by the product of y^2 and y^20:                   4*y^22*x^4

Finally, this should be re-written as

                                    4*x^4*y^22

Another way of doing this problem would involve expanding the numerator fully and then cancelling out like factors:

8*x^6*y^30      4*x^4*y^22

= = 4*x^4*y^22

  2x^2y^8                  1

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