Math, asked by santoksingh020, 3 months ago

(6/7)⁴× (6/7)6 = (6/7)___

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Answered by ShirsenduBiswas

1

Answer:

(6/7)⁴×(6/7)⁶=(6/7)¹⁰

Step-by-step explanation:

(6/7)⁴×(6/7)⁶

=(6/7)⁴+⁶

=(6/7)¹⁰

Answered by EnlighteningWorld

2

Answer:

$10$

Step-by-step explanation:

We will add the power as we know that there is multiplication symbol between 6/7⁴ and 6/7⁶.
Now we will get:

$4 + 6 = 10$

So, our final answer = 10

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