Math, asked by giya7665, 1 year ago

a' to the power of -3 multiplied by 'a 'to the power of 5 divided by ('a' square) to the power of 0

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Answered by ikshityedidha

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since a² to the power 0=1, the answer=(1/a)³x5=(5/a)³

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