Math, asked by Kashmeet706, 8 months ago

(2/4)^4÷(2/3)^6= please tell me

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Answered by SudhanshuSawan

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Answer:

729/256

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Answered by karan182250

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Answer:

2

Step-by-step explanation:

2/4*4=2

2/3*6=2/2=1

SO

2/1=2

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