Question

How do you simplify 5x^-3y^0 with no zero, negative, or factional exponents?

Answer 1

is this what you want to reduce:
\[5x ^{-3y ^{0}}\]

Answer 2

The y is not part of the power

Answer 3

\[5x ^{-3}y ^{0}\] ?

Answer 4

Yes

Answer 5

y^0=1, 5x^-3 =5/(x^3) so we have:

\[5/x ^{3}\]

Answer 6

any number to the 0 power is 1, and a negative exponent is the same as one divided by the positive exponent. x^-a=1/(x^a)

Answer 7

Thanks dude + medal.