A few days ago
(27x^-3)^ -1/3?
The -1/3 is a power that is a fraction. This is in the Radical exponents section, and could you please show your work so I can understand how you went through the process?
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A few days ago
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Note:
Example
10^2 = 100; 10^ (-2) = 1/100;
100^(1/2) = 10; 100^(-1/2) = 1/10.
Problem:
Now assuming you mean ((27*(x^-3))^(-1/3)
= [(27^(-1/3)]*[(x^-3)^(-1/3)]
=[1/3]*[(1/x^3)^(-1/3)]
=[1/3]*[x] 0.333x
Ans: 0.333x
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A few days ago
distribute power(-1/3) to 27 and x
so u get
27^(-1/3)x^(1)…………….{x^-3*(-1/3)=1}
…..27=3^3
3^3(-1/3)x
3^(-1)x
if u have a negative power,just put it down to become positive power.
x/3
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