. Since we have a negative exponent, we can make it a positive one by putting the whole expression under 1. This gives us 
. Notice that the negative sign is gone from the exponent. Now, we can convert the fractional exponent to radical form. We can do this by following -Â ![x^ \frac{a}{b} = \sqrt[b]{x^a}](/tpl/images/0369/0809/74069.png)
. Here, we get that 
. So, when we convert the expression to radical form using the formula we got, we get ![\boxed{\frac{1}{\sqrt[3]{x^5}}}](/tpl/images/0369/0809/97217.png)
, which is our answer. Hope this helped!Which expression is equivalent to x^-5/3
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