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(a³)-¹. (a²)³=
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Answer:

a^3

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$(a^3)^(-1)=a^((3)(-1))=a^(-3) \\ \\ (a^2)^3=a^((2)(3))=a^6 \\ \\ a^(-3) \cdot a^6=a^(-3+6)=a^3$

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