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\item For prime powers of $x$ the numerator is also the power of $x$.  \item For a perfect square or cube power of $x$, the prime divisor is the numerator.  \item For a composite power of $x$ the numerator is a polynomial in $a$, with coefficients of the divisors of $x$.  \item After removing the denominator coefficient of the power of $x$, all raw numbers coefficients  present in the above expansion are prime. \end{itemize}  Focus on the composites \begin{equation}  x^4 \to -\frac{2}{a^2}\\