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Can you simplify (-2)^3=
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Can you simplify (-2)^3=

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Answer:

The value of the given equation
(-2)^(3) is (-8).

Explanation:

The given equation is
(-2)^(3). we have to simplify the given equation to the possible simplified form.

Thus,
(-2)^(3)=(-2){*}(-2){*}(-2)

=
(4){*}(-2)

=
(-8)

Therefore, the value of the given equation
(-2)^(3) is (-8).

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