27^-4/3 equals what?

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mos1635 · Answer

1/81

anonymous · Answer

thanks so much :)

callisto · Answer

(27)^(-4/3)
=(3^3)^(-4/3)
=3^[3(-4/3)] 
= 3^-4
= 1/ 3^4
= 1/81

anonymous · Answer

$$27^{-\frac{4}{3}} = (27^{\frac{1}{3}})^{-4} = 3^{-4} = \frac{1}{3^4} = \frac{1}{81}$$

mos1635 · Answer

(27^1/3)^(-4)
3^(-4)
1/81

cwrw238 · Answer

= 1 divided by ( cube root of 27 ) to the power 4

anonymous · Answer

medals for everyone :D

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

awesome! well done! when do you go?

callisto · Answer

Congrats!

anonymous · Answer

i have to start in summer since am taking extra classes

anonymous · Answer

and what are you going to do there?

anonymous · Answer

i will be top in the school and then go to harvard medical school

anonymous · Answer

since i'm val dictorian in my school right now, i shouldn't have a problem. even cosidering i go to Pingry.

anonymous · Answer

im going to do maths at uni next year

anonymous · Answer

at what??

anonymous · Answer

university? im from the uk, is it called college over there?

anonymous · Answer

oh yeah it is

anonymous · Answer

you must be uber smart to get harvard , congrats

anonymous · Answer

thanks, but it is expected of me so i don't understand the fuss. i'm indian. i even have a job all set. One of my dad's clients so my potential so in Harvard, i'll have some extra money

anonymous · Answer

you certainly have the confidence :P

anonymous · Answer

yup

anonymous · Answer

once you're president can you make it so everyone get free ice cream?