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be a real number, different from zero. Simplifying and factoring the expression ![\displaystyle [b^3\times(2b)^4:b^2]^2+[(-2b)^2:(-b)^6\times(-b)^5]^5](https://firebasestorage.googleapis.com/v0/b/crowdvns.appspot.com/o/files_v4%2Fexercise_polito_it%2Fquestions%2Fb5fcabe0e898bae65ea338a92ce7842fbd52b56f79385f702ef41f2fdf2e6d71%2Fresources%2Fe75b1c2d443eb318aa2cdf4a83454d8b1ac4d3aface18a8f2ce6f3b58be9d382?alt=media)
, we get:
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