Evaluate the following expression. 1/5^-2
Evaluate 6^-3

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Answer 1
Answer: ( (1)/(5)) ^(-2) = ( (5)/(1) )^(2) = 5^(2) = 25 \n \n 6^(-3) = ( (6)/(1) )^(-3) = ( (1)/(6) )^(3) = ( 1^(3) )/( 6^(3) ) = (1)/(216)

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