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Multiply (-5)^3 (raised to the third power)

Multiply (-5)^3 (raised to the third power)
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Multiply (-5)^3 (raised to the third power)

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User Viren Rajput
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Answer:

-125

Explanation:

-5^3= -5x-5x-5

-5^2=-5x-5= 25

25x-5=-125

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User Geographos
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Answer:

- 125

Explanation:


(-5)^(3)

= - 5 × - 5 × - 5

= 25 × - 5

= - 125

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User CCP
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