SOLUTION: (10x^3y^5)^-3
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Question 339194: (10x^3y^5)^-3
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^{-3})
Start with the given expression.
^{3})
Flip the base to make the exponent positive.
^3})
Distribute the exponent.
^3})
Cube 1 to get 1.
^1x^3y^5\right)^3})
Rewrite 
as ^1)
.
Multiply the outer exponent by each of the inner exponents.
Multiply the exponents.
Cube 10 to get 1000
So ^{-3}=\frac{1}{1000x^{9}y^{15}})
where every variable is nonzero.
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