Question

I need help with 34 it’s exponents

Answer 1

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Explanation:

Answer 2

`(x^6)/(216y^9)`

Explanation:

I'm gonna assume your assignment is to rewrite without negative exponents?

`(6x^(-2)y^3)^(-3)`

multiply the exponent into the parentheses,
`(a^(b) )^c = a^(bc)`

`(6x^(-2)y^3)^(-3)` =
`6^(-3) x^6y^(-9)`

now move the negative exponents "downstairs"

`6^(-3) x^6y^(-9)` =
`(x^6)/(6^3*y^9)`

negative exponents in denominator move up, in numerator move down

simplifying now

`(x^6)/(6^3*y^9)` =
`(x^6)/(216y^9)`

the other way to do this is to move the entire inside down, then multiplying the exponent, like this

`(6x^(-2)y^3)^(-3)`=
`(1)/((6x^(-2)y^3)^(3)) =(1)/(6^3*x^(-6)y^9)`

then move things up and down

both ways will get you the same answer