Math, asked by HYDRAGENIX, 6 months ago

EXPONENTIAL FORM


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Answered by pratyushjaiswal2600
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Answer:

(2/5)^-6

Step-by-step explanation:

(2/5)^-2 x (2/5)^-2 x (2/5)^-2

Since the bases are same, we will calculate the powers separately and then write it with the base as common.

= (-2) + (-2) + (-2) ( LAW - a^c x a^d = a^c+d)

= (-2 -2 -2)

= (-6)

Now, (-6) will be the power...

The base was same, so we will take 1 out of them as common...

= (2/5)^-6

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Answered by indu2380
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Answer:

first of all inverse these terms as it has negative exponents, then all are similar so common term will be written.

(5/2) power2 = 5×5/2×2=25/4

so answer is 25/4.

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