Math, asked by seefa, 1 year ago

By which number should (1/5)^3 be multiplyed to get (1/5)^4

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Answered by shshreya391
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mujhe nhi ota sorry but kya kru
DJbhokarkha: What.
Answered by dramenafatimap6737o
0
It should be multiplied by 1/5
DJbhokarkha: No..
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