-(4x^3/y^2)^0

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Solution for -(4x^3/y^2)^0 equation: 


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y^2 = 0

(4*x^3)/(y^2) = 0

y^2 = 0

y^2 = 0

y^2 = 0

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(4*x^3)/(y^2) = 0

(4*x^3)/(y^2) = 0

4*x^3*y^-2 = 0 // : 4*y^-2

x^3 = 0

x = 0

x belongs to the empty set

-((4*x^3)/(y^2))^0 = 0

x belongs to the empty set

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