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How to evaluate (-5)^-3 when 5 is a prime number.

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Answer:


\left( -5\right)^(-3) =-(1)/(125)

Explanation:


\left( -5\right)^(-3) =(1)/(\left( -5\right)^(3) ) =(1)/(-(5)^(3) ) =(1)/(-125) =-(1)/(125)

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