Question 209264: Hi I need help solving this problem in College Algebra B. I have this on my test and need to know how to work it out. So Please show me the steps as wll as the snswers. I am so lost on this I don't know were to being.
Simplify; express answer with only positive exponents.
(x-^3y^3)/(3y^-3)^2
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