b^12×(-b)^6= b^18 , please explain it
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a=21b=18
We have a−(−b)
⇒a=21−(−18)=39
and a+b=21+18=39
(ii) a=118b=125
We have a−(−b)
⇒18−(−125)=243
and a+b=118+125=243
Hence proved a−(−b)=a+b
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b^12×(-b)^6 = b^18
- using formula
a^m ×a^n = a^m+n
= b^12 × -b^6 = b^12+6
- = b^18
hence, LHS= RHS
hope it is helpful us
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