Math, asked by lol12314, 11 months ago

2^-1 [(5/3)^4 + (3/5)^-2] ÷ 17/9

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Answered by sangeeta84
15

SOLUTION:- [STEP BY STEP]

=(2^-1)[(5/3)^4+(3/5)^-2]÷17/9

= ½[(5/3)^4+(3/5)^-2]÷17/9

= ½[625/81+(9/25)^-2]÷17/9

=½[16354/2025]÷17/9

= ½ ×16354/2025÷17/9

= 8177/2025÷17/9

=481/2025 ÷ 9

=481/18225

[====== > HENCE, AFTER THE THE SIMPLIFICATION THE RESULT IS 481/18225. < ======]

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Answered by secretPersonality
43

Step-by-step explanation:

1/2 [( 5/3)^4 + (5/3)^2] ÷17/9

1/2[625/81 +25/9]÷17 /9

1/2[(625 + 225)/81)] ÷17 /9

1/2 × 850/81 × 9/17

Now, you have cancel 9 with 81 and you will get 9 and then cancel 2 with 850 and you will get 425 and then cancel 17 with 425 and you will get 25 so the outcome is :

25/9 = 5^2 / 3^2 ( converted to exponential form) = (5/3)^2

And if it is asked to write it in negative exponent then do the reciprocal :

(3/5)^-2 -----> answer for negative exponent .

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