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Find the Value of K

(-5/11)K+2 ÷ (-5/11)-4K+5 = (-5/11)2K​

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Answered by sammane2514
19

Answer:

k = 1

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Step-by-step explanation:

 { \frac{ - 5}{11} }^{k + 2}  \div  { \frac{ - 5}{11} }^{( - 4k + 5)}  =  { \frac{ - 5}{11} }^{2k}  \\  \frac{ { \frac{ - 5}{11} }^{k + 2} }{ { \frac{ - 5}{11} }^{ - 4k + 5} }  =  { \frac{ - 5}{11} }^{2k}  \\   { \frac{ - 5}{11} }^{(k + 2) - ( - 4k + 5)}  =  { \frac{ - 5}{11} }^{2k}  \\  { \frac{ - 5}{11} }^{5k - 3}  =  { \frac{ - 5}{11} }^{2k}  \\

Now we know that:

 {a}^{m}  =  {a}^{n}

then, m = n

Therefore,

5k - 3 = 2k \\ 5k - 2k = 3 \\ 3k = 3 \\ k = 1

Answered by nohichugh
6

Question

Find the Value of K   ------   (-5/11)K+2 ÷ (-5/11)-4K+5 = (-5/11)2K

​Answer:

K=1

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