How would you write 5^-3 as a fraction with no exponents ?

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How would you write 5^-3 as a fraction with no exponents ?

$How would you write 5^-3 as a fraction with no exponents ?-example-1$

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(53)−3. First, distribute the -3 in the exponent to the numerator and the denominator. (5−33−3) Because both of the exponents are negative=(35)3=27125

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1/ 125

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