SOLUTION: {{{ (3x^-3y^2)^3 }}}

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  • Graphical form: simplifies to
  • Text form: (3*x^-3*y^2)^3 simplifies to (3/x^3*y^2)^3
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DETAILED EXPLANATION


Look at .
Negative power changes multiplication to division
It becomes .
Result:

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Done!

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