Express (2/3)^{-2}(2/3)^{-3} as a positive power of a single number Select one: a. (2/3) b. (2/3)^{-5} c. (3/2)^{5} d. (2/3)^{-2}
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So, \( (2 / 3)^{-2} \) is the same as \( (3 / 2)^{2} \) and \( (2 / 3)^{-3} \) is the same as \( (3 / 2)^{3} \). Show more…
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