Math, asked by lmeenareddy24, 3 months ago

-5 ÷ 6^2^3 solve the following by using laws of exponents

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Answered by aidanbaldobino

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Answer:

-1.072*10^-4

Step-by-step explanation:

Exponets raised to a power multiply out and become the new exponet, for example in this problem 6^2^3 is equal to 6^6 because 2*3 is 6.

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