Math, asked by v29, 10 months ago

(11/9)^-7×(9/11)^-8​

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Answered by StarrySoul
19

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Here Both the power is Negative As We know that If powers are negative we have to reciprocal the base

But here we can see that A base is also in it's reciprocal form.

To make it easy we have to solve in this way :

( \frac{11}{9} ) ^{ - 7}   \times  (\frac{9}{11})  ^{ - 8}

( \frac{9}{11} ) ^{7}  \times  (\frac{9}{11} ) ^{ - 8}

If x is any rational number then :

( {x})^{a}  \times  ({x})^{b}  =( x)^{a + b}

Taking 9/11 as x

( \frac{9}{11} ) ^{7 + ( - 8)}

Always Remember : + × - = -

 (\frac{9}{11}) ^{7 - 8}

( \frac{9}{11} ) ^{ - 1}

 \frac{11}{9}

Answered by jainxavier17377
3

Step-by-step explanation:

  1. (9/11)^7 ×9/11^-8
  2. (9/11)^7+(-8)
  3. (9/11)^7-8
  4. (9/11)^-1
  5. 11/9
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