Math, asked by forget9, 11 months ago

find a, if (2/3)^4×(2/3)^-4=(2÷3)^3a

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Answered by pranayteja7

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Answer:

a=0

Step-by-step explanation:

(2/3)^4-4=(2/3)^3a

1=(2/3)^3a

3a=0

a=0

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