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By What Number Should (3)^-3 be Multiplied so that the product be equal to 6^-3. Please answer it fast.

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Answered by JoynaSingh

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

3^-3 × x = 6^-3

-27x = -216

x = -216 ÷ -27

x = 8 = 2^3

∴ 3^-3 × 2^3 = 6^-3

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