SOLUTION: (4x^-5)^3/4
Thats four x to the negative fifth power all raised to the 3/4s power.
Thank you.
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Question 242297: (4x^-5)^3/4
Thats four x to the negative fifth power all raised to the 3/4s power.
Thank you.
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