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49 ×(-7)^m = -343 find the value of m​

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Answered by aditijaink283
2

Concept

If two numbers are equal and their base is also equal then their powers also must be equal. For example- if (a)^b = (a)^c, then b and c must be equal.

Given

49 ×(-7)^m = -343

Find

we need to find the value of m

Solution

We have

49 ×(-7)^m = -343

⇒ (-7)^m = -343/ 49

⇒ (-7)^m = -7

⇒ (-7)^m = (-7)^1

As we can see the bases on the left hand side and right hand side are same. Thus, we can equate their powers as they will also be same.

⇒ m = 1

Hence, the value of m is 1

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Answered by yusufkhanstar29
0

Answer:

1

Step-by-step explanation:

Concept= Indices

Given= The equation

To find= The value of unknown variable

Explanation=

We have been asked the question as 49 ×(-7)^m = -343 find the value of m​.

Therefore we know that when we will equate the variable it will give a whole number.

Proceeding further we have,

49 ×(-7)^m = -343

we will first divide the equation by 49,

=> (-7)^m = -343/49

=> (-7)^m = -7

Now we see that there is nothing but only -7 as the value which will only come when the power of -7 is 1. So,

=> (-7)^m = -7^1

On comparing we get that m=1.

Hence the value of m is 1.

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