Question

Please HELP!!!!
(x^-3)^-5x^6

Answer 1

i think that it is x^21 that is just a guess though

Answer 2

\[\huge \color{blue}{(x^{-3})^{-5} \cdot x^6}\]

Is this right?

Answer 3

yes @waterineyes

Answer 4

First raise the power to the power.
You need to multiply powers.

Answer 5

All three of them?

Answer 6

x is raised to the -3 power. Then it is raised to the -5 power.
Since you have x raised to a power and again raised to a power, multiply those powers together.
(Look at the rules I wrote in your earlier problem.)

Answer 7

So far we are only dealing with \((x^{-3})^{-5} \).
Multiply the exponents.
What do you get?