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Simplify by first writing in radical form.

275/3-27^{5 / 3}

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We need to simplify the given expression using radicals. To do so, we need to first express it in radicals. The given expression can also be written as

2753Apply a1/n=an\sqrt[3]{-27^5} \quad \text{Apply $a^{1/n} = \sqrt[n]{a}$}

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