Math, asked by parthchahal03, 4 days ago

find a^-1, if a = (-5/9)^-5 + 1

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Answered by indialover44

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

a = (-5/9)^-5 + 1

a^-1 =[(-5/9)^-5+1]^-1

a = -0.05587940776

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