3 to the power of -6 as a fraction

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Santosh Jadi asked Apr 21, 2023

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3 to the power of -6 as a fraction

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Explanation:

Exponent Law a^-r = 1/a^r

(1/3^6)

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$3^(-6) = \left((1)/(3)\right)^(-6)$

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