Math, asked by ayeshananda14122005, 8 months ago

what is the value of (2/3) ^-3 in fraction

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Answered by tobiadedoyin44

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

.6^-3 = 4.6296296296296

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Answered by aradh7khanna

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Answer:

(2/3)^-3 becomes (3/2)^3

= 3^3/2^3

= 27/8

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