Answer:
p^ -1 q ^ -59 s ^26
or without negative exponents
s^ 26 /(p q^ 59)
Step-by-step explanation:
When multiplying , we can add the exponents when the bases are the same
p^0 q ^ -60 r^-1 s^25 * p^-1 qrs
When there is no exponent written, there is an implied 1
p^ (0+-1) q^(-60+1) r ^( -1 +1) s ^ ( 25+1)
p^ -1 q ^ -59 r ^0 s ^26
r^0 = 1
p^ -1 q ^ -59 s ^26
If you need the negative exponents written as positive
a^-b = 1/ a^b
s^ 26 /(p q^ 59)
