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Can someone solve this and explain how they did it please?

Can someone solve this and explain how they did it please?-example-1
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The expression written in the form k × zⁿ is


{5} * z^{ (( - 5)/(3)) }

How to solve exponents?


\frac{10 \sqrt[3]{z} }{ {2z}^(2) }


= \frac{(10 {z})^{ (1)/(3) } }{ {2z}^(2) }


= 10 {z}^{ (1)/(3) } / {2z}^(2)


= {5}z^{( (1)/(3) - 2) }


= {5}z^{ ((1 - 6)/(3)) }


= {5}z^{ (( - 5)/(3)) }

Therefore, the solution is


{5} * z^{ (( - 5)/(3)) }

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