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-2*(-3)^(3)

−2⋅(−3)3 -2 \cdot(-3)^{3}

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Q. −2⋅(−3)3 -2 \cdot(-3)^{3}
  1. Exponentiation Calculation: Reasoning: Start with the exponentiation. Calculation: (−3)3=−3×−3×−3=−27(-3)^{3} = -3 \times -3 \times -3 = -27
  2. Multiplication Calculation: Reasoning: Now multiply −2-2 by the result of the exponentiation. Calculation: −2×−27=54-2 \times -27 = 54

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