SOLUTION: I was trying to do my homework and came accross the question 8p to the negative 3rd power divided by (2p) to the 2nd power. I came up with the answer 512/4 and so would the answer

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Question 215460: I was trying to do my homework and came accross the question 8p to the negative 3rd power divided by (2p) to the 2nd power. I came up with the answer 512/4 and so would the answer be 128P? Thanks in advancxe
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8p to the negative 3rd power divided by (2p) to the 2nd power
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It's not clear if the 8 is raised to the 3rd power, but if it is:
%28%288p%29%5E-3%29%2F%282p%29%5E2
= 1%2F%28%288p%29%5E3%2A2p%29%5E2%29
= 1%2F1024p%5E5