Math, asked by depudhivya1, 1 year ago

find the value a of ((10)^-2)^a=1

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Answered by Anonymous

(10^-2)^a=10^0
10^-2a = 10^0
as base are equal exponents are equal
-2a = 0
-a =0/2
a =0
hope this helps

depudhivya1: sir antha question ((10)^-2)^a= 1.....then how is come from ((10)^-2)^a= 10^0...pls sir..i didn't understood..pls explain me sir

Anonymous: by using formula a^0 = 1

Anonymous: anything to the power 0 is 1

Anonymous: so 10^0 = 1

depudhivya1: oh... thank you sir... now only i understood sir

Anonymous: plz don't call me sir

Answered by Lokeshsai1

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depudhivya1: sir pls explain this step sir (1/100)^a=(1/100)^0

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