SOLUTION: hi, i'm not quite sure what this question is asking for or how much detail i need to provide. sorry if my setting out of the equation is wrong. Write (-2/5)((k-1)^-3) in the f

SOLUTION: hi, i'm not quite sure what this question is asking for or how much detail i need to provide. sorry if my setting out of the equation is wrong. Write (-2/5)((k-1)^-3) in the f

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Question 277453: hi, i'm not quite sure what this question is asking for or how much detail i need to provide.
sorry if my setting out of the equation is wrong.
Write (-2/5)((k-1)^-3) in the form of a fraction.

Answer by ankor@dixie-net.com(22740) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
(-2/5)((k-1)^-3) in the form of a fraction.
:
.
The reciprocal gets rid of the negative on the exponent. then multiply the fractions:
= ; may be what they mean here
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