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Which of the following expressions are equivalent 6^-3
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Which of the following expressions are equivalent 6^-3

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Answer: A & D

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6^(-3) = (1)/(6^3) =(1)/(6*6*6)=(1)/(216)

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The expression
6^(-3) can be simplified using rules for negative exponents - move the base to the denominator. After following this rule, simplify.


6^(-3) = (1)/(6^3) =(1)/(6*6*6)=(1)/(216)

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