Math, asked by Johnankitaghosh834, 8 months ago

by what number should 2^-3 be multiplied so that the product in 16

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Answered by 007Boy

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Answered by NKS369

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Let the no. be x.

Step-by-step explanation:

2power -3 × x=16 ; 1/8 × x =16; x=16×8=128

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