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we can then 
which thus gives us the result of 
. Now we want to apply the exponent rule of 
which for our equation is 
. With that in mind we can now apply this to our current result of 
. Now we want to apply the fraction rule 
. This gives us 
which then gives us 
. Use the multiplicity rule of 
to get 
. Now multiply 1 by 2 to get 
. Moving on from this, we now must factor 42v - 6. 
. Now we can apply this result to our previous result and get 
. All that is left is to cancel the common factor of 3 to get 
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