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33Answer:

120
(29)/(30)

Explanation:

Using the rules of exponents


a^(-m)
(1)/(a^(m) )


a^{(m)/(n) }
\sqrt[n]{a^(m) }

Evaluating each term


225^{-(1)/(2) } =
\frac{1}{225^{(1)/(2) } } =
(1)/(15)


1000^{-(1)/(3) } =
\frac{1}{1000^{(1)/(3) } } =
(1)/(10)


1331^{(2)/(3) } =
\sqrt[3]{1331^(2) } = 121

Hence


(1)/(15) -
(1)/(10) + 121

= 121 -
(1)/(30) = 20
(29)/(30)

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