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How is (5^-3) written as repeated multiplication?

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Answer:

To write repeated multiplication of the same number in exponential notation, first write the number being multiplied as the base. Then count how many times that number is used in the multiplication, and write that number as the exponent.

Step-by-step explanation:

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