We're gonna take x to the 1 3rd power, and then raise that to the 2nd power. So this is equal to pi squared over, let me write it this way, I'm not gonna skip any steps, because this is a good review of exponent properties. X to the 1 3rd squared, which is the same thing as pi squared over x to the 2 3rd power, which is the same thing as pi squared times x to the negative 2 3rd power. So when you write it like this, it starts to get into a form, you're like, oh, I can see how the power rule could apply there. So this thing is just pi squared times x to the negative 2 3rd power. So actually let me delete this. So this thing can be rewritten, this thing can be rewritten as pi squared times x to the negative 2 3rd power.