Math, asked by bhavyasriomkar, 11 months ago

find the number of prime factor in the expression 6^18× 7^11×9^13

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Answered by vidyavarsha87

11

Answer:

6^18×7^11×9^13

= (2×3)^18×(7)^11×(3×3)^13

=2^18×3^18×7^11×3^13×3^13

=18+18+11+13+13

=73

Answered by vidyavarsha87

6

Answer:

6^18×7^11×9^13

= (2×3)^18×(7)^11×(3×3)^13

=2^18×3^18×7^11×3^13×3^13

=18+18+11+13+13

=73

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