Choose the correct simplification of the expression. 4 / y to the -3 power.

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blurbendy · Answer

$$4 / (y^{-3}) ?$$

blurbendy · Answer

is that the question

blurbendy · Answer

because you can just rewrite that as 4y^3

anonymous · Answer

Is the entire thing raised to the minus third, or just the denominator? Does it look like
$$\frac{ 4 }{ y^{-3} } or ( \frac{ 4 }{ y } )^{-3}$$

anonymous · Answer

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