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Prove that (4/5)^-3 = 5^3/4^3, without using the exponent law (x/y)^a = x^a /y^a.

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We need to prove that


((4)/(5))^(-3)=(5^3)/(4^3)^{}^{}

this will be equivalent to prove that:


4^3*((4)/(5))^(-3)=5^3

so let's start from the left side of the previous equality and try to obtain the right side:


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