There are a few ways to approach this.
My preference is to apply that -3 exponent to both the top and the bottom:
I'd do that the same way, no matter whether the exponent outside was a postive or negative number.
Since it is a negative number, I remember that negative exponents mean that factor is on the wrong side of the fraction. So anything with a negative exponent will move to the other side.
Be sure to make the exponents' signs change when you move them to the other side of the fraction.
Finally I would evaluate
and
on their own to get my answer.