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Rewrite using a single positive exponent. 3-6 -5​

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Answer:

[tex]1 \div {3}^{( 30)} [/tex]

Step-by-step explanation:

There are exponent rules I posted above that are being used here.

We have (3^-6)^-5

Since we have a power times a power, we multiply 6 and 5 to get -30. Look at the first example in the photo.

So, we're left with 3^-30.

If you look at the photo, there's a rule for negative exponents.

Take the inverse of the base number, so 3 in this case:

1 / 3

and then make the exponent positive after taking the inverse.

So, we should get 1 / 3^30

Hope this helps!

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