Math, asked by bijender7050604535, 9 months ago

find the value of m:-(5^-10÷5^-7)÷5^-4

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Answered by dhrugupt

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

(5^-10÷5^-7)÷5^-4

= (1/5^10 divided by 1/5^7) divided by 1/5^4

= (1/5^3) divided by 1/5^4

= 5

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Answered by rajnitiwari192003

4

Answer:

m=(5^-10÷5^-7)÷5^-4

m=5

(a^m/a^n =a^(m-n))

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