24⋅((3⋅2)^−1 need answer rn

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24⋅((3⋅2)^−1 would be clearer if written as 24⋅( (3⋅2)^(−1) ). This expression can be writtten with only positive exponents as follows:

24 / (3*2)^1, or simply 24 / (3*2).

This 24 / (3*2) simplifies to 24/6, which equals 4.

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