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( 5/11 )-⁵ x ( 11/5 ) -⁵.. solve using laws of exponents

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Answered by kishorigandhi51

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Step-by-step explanation:

(5/11)^-5 * (5/11)^5 = (5/11)^-5+5 = (5/11)^0 = 1

Answered by nandithaeknandu

I am not understanding your question give correct questionhot give your sign correctly - + there is a - on last no constant in last how can I solve this problem

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( 5/11 )-⁵ x ( 11/5 ) -⁵.. solve using laws of exponents​

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( 5/11 )-⁵ x ( 11/5 ) -⁵.. solve using laws of exponents