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if k, n and y are positive numbers satisfying x^(-4/3)=k^(-2) and y^(4/3)=n^2 , what is (xy)^(-2/3) in term of n and k

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  1. x^(-4/3) = 1/(x^(4/3)) = 1/k² or x^(4/3) = k²

    so (xy)^(4/3) = (kn)² or

    (xy)^(2/3) = ±(kn)

    or

    1/[(xy)^(2/3)] = ±1/(kn) = (xy)^(-2/3)


  2. x^(-2/3) = k^(-1)

    y^(-2/3)= n^(-1)

    that mean

    (xy)^(-2/3) = k^(-1)*n^(-1)

  3. hi

    ( x^(-2/3))^2 =k^(-2)

    (y^(2/3))^2 = n^2

    x(-2/3)=k^(-1)

    y(-2/3)=n^(-1)

    (xy)^(-2/3) =( kn)^(-1)=1/kn

  4. n^2(k-2)=(kn)-2/2

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