Math, asked by bettysijo2545, 1 month ago

(-7)³ * (-7)⁴ * (-7)⁷ multiply​

Answers

Answered by BrainlyArnab
3

Answer:

(-7)³ * (-7)⁴ * (-7)⁷ =

(-7)¹⁴

Step-by-step explanation:

(-7)³×(-7)⁴×(-7)⁷

as we now when number of below is same and we have to multiple them. we add the powers.

(-7)³×(-7)⁴×(-7)⁷ =

(-7)^3+4+7 =

(-7)¹⁴

hope it helps.

Answered by Anonymous
25

To find

  • The product

Given

  •  {( - 7)}^{3}  \times  {( - 7)}^{4} \times  {( - 7)}^{7}

Solution

When the base is the same and the power is different then we can add all the power by taking the base same.

  \boxed{ \implies\mathfrak{ {a}^{2} \times  {a}^{4}   =  {a}^{2 + 4} }}

» Now solving this question :

 \mathfrak{\leadsto{( - 7)}^{3}  \times  {( - 7)}^{4} \times  {( - 7)}^{7}}

\leadsto \bigg( \mathfrak{ { - 7}^{3 + 4 + 7} } \bigg)

\leadsto \red{  \sf\bigg (  { - 7}^{14} \bigg)}

 \sf⊙Answer = (-7)³   \times (-7)⁴  \times  (-7)⁷ =    \blue{\bold{ - 7}^{14} }

Similar questions