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Previous Question: Find the product of the cube of (-4/3) and square of (-3/2). Would i go about this like this: (-4/3)*(-4/3)*(-4/3)*(-4/3) (-3/2)*(-3/2) Is this correct? Next Question: christie wants to dilute a 10% soap solution with water to make 10 gallons of a 3% soap solution. How much water and how much 10% solution should she mix together?

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