Math, asked by kritikapani53, 8 months ago

by what number should (-2/3)^-3 be divided so that the quotient is (4/9)^-2 ?

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Answered by adith757

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Let the number to be added be x

[-2/3]^-3÷ x= [4/9]^-2

[27/-2]^3 ÷x= [9/4]^2

[27/-8] ×1/x= [81/16]

1/x=[81/16]÷[27/-8]

1/x=[81/16×-8/27]

1/x=[3/-2]

x=-2/3

adith757: but change it

kritikapani53: ????

kritikapani53: I didn't see any rule in the whole chapter and this is my last question

adith757: Means x to the power minus l1 should be also taken on the other side.So it becomes -2/3

kritikapani53: i understand what you want to tell me

kritikapani53: I will Mark it as brainest question so that they can take help from this my many friends asked thus question

adith757: ok

kritikapani53: sorry not thus it's this

adith757: why

kritikapani53: I write thus instead of this so I am telling about it in my previous message

Answered by palakudatewar03

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