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How to solve for (8n^2 p)^-3?

How to solve for (8n^2 p)^-3?
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How to solve for (8n^2 p)^-3?

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Answer:

8 / n^6·p^3

Explanation:

8n^-6·p^-3

do not leave negative exponents in the numerator

8 / n^6·p^3

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