SOLUTION: what is the answer to this problem, x exponent 3 y exponent -3 divide (xy) exponent -1

SOLUTION: what is the answer to this problem, x exponent 3 y exponent -3 divide (xy) exponent -1

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Question 720419: what is the answer to this problem, x exponent 3 y exponent -3 divide (xy) exponent -1
Answer by jsmallt9(3758) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

We start with the denominator. Using the rule we get:

Next we use the rule, , we get:

which simplifies to:

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