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1 year ago

A) 9 to the power of minus 1 over 2 (9^-1/2) b) 27 to the power of minus 2 over 3 (27^-2/3)

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1 answer:

ella [17]1 year ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

a) 9^-½

= (1/9)^½

= (√1)/(√9)

= 1/3

=0.333....

b). 27^-⅔

= (1/27)^⅔

=(³√1)²/(³√27)²

=1/9

=0.111.....

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