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Answered by aayatigurung
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Step-by-step explanation:

first we change 121 to 11 square, which is in the brackets

then it becomes 11^2 × -2, which is equal to 11^ -4

then we change root 4 into a power by bringing it on the other side, writing it as 1/4 (one upon four)

after that u cut both the 4s which is written above 11 as powers

then u finally get 11^ -1 which is also written as 1/11

I hope u understand

Answered by navadeepsai11
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Answer:

  \frac{1}{11}

Step-by-step explanation:

\sqrt[4]{(121)^{-2} }

= \sqrt[4]{((11)^{2} )^{-2} }     (121 = 11^{2} )

= \sqrt[4]{(11)^{-2*2} }      ((x^{a}))^{b} = x^{(a * b)}

= \sqrt[4]{(11)^{-4} }          (\sqrt[n]{x} = x^{\frac{1}{n} })

= 11^{(\frac{-4}{4}) }

= 11^{-1}

= \frac{1}{11}

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