What is (-6) to the negative 5 exponent over 3 to the negative 2 exponent?

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Answer:

$\displaystyle -(1)/(864)$

Explanation:

$\displaystyle (-6^(-5))/(3^(-2)) = (-(1)/(7776))/((1)/(9)) = -(1)/(864)$

Oleg Popov answered Apr 29, 2020

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