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Write without negative exponents (a -2b3)-3(the exponents are -2 3 and -3

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Given the expression:


(a^(-2)b^3)^(-3)

We apply the product law below:


(a^x)^y=a^(x* y)

Therefore, we have:


\begin{gathered} =a^(-2*-3)* b^(3*-3) \\ =a^6b^(-9) \end{gathered}

Next, apply the negative exponent law:


a^(-x)=(1)/(a^x)

Thus:


\begin{gathered} a^6b^(-9)=a^6*(1)/(b^9) \\ =(a^6)/(b^9) \end{gathered}

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