Math, asked by KimRubi, 1 day ago

Find the value of 'm' for which
6 ^{m} /6 ^{ - 3}  = 6 ^{5}

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Answered by Feirxefett
3

Answer:

Given expression is \frac{6^m}{6^{-3}}=6^56−36m=65

Now solving the given expression to get the value of m in the expression.

\frac{6^m}{6^{-3}}=6^56−36m=65

6^m=6^5\times 6^{-3}6m=65×6−3

By using the Exponent property is given by:

a^m.a^n=a^{m+n}am.an=am+n

6^m=6^{5-3}6m=65−3

6^m=6^26m=62

Since the bases are same we can equate the powers we get,

m=2

∴ the value of m in the given expression  \sf{\dfrac{6^m}{6^{-3} = 65} is 2

∴ The value is m=2

Answered by Anonymous
1

Answer:

68 is answer

Step-by-step explanation:

6m/6 -3 =65

or, m-3 =65

or, m=65+3

m =68

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