[(1 / 2)^-1 + (2 /3 )^2 - (3/4)^0]^-2 is equal to
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First, we need to simplify the exponents inside the parentheses: - (1 / 2)^-1 = 2 - (2 / 3)^2 = 4 / 9 - (3 / 4)^0 = 1 Now we can substitute these values back into the original expression: [(2 + 4 / 9 - 1)]^-2 Show more…
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