Math, asked by abhishek27129, 2 months ago

find the value of x (-7/5)^11÷(-7/5)^3=(-7/5)^2x+2​

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Answered by Navjeet220
8

Answer:

x=3

Step-by-step explanation:

Using identity a^m ÷ a^n = a^(m-n)

(-7/5)^(11-3) = (-7/5)^(2x+2)

(-7/5)^(8) = (-7/5)^(2x+2)

On equating,

8 = 2x+2

Or,

2x+2 = 8

2x = 8-2

2x = 6

x=6÷2

x=3

Answered by chachi4201
8

According to the question

The given equation is

\frac{(-\frac{7}{5} )^{11} }{(-\frac{7}{5} )^{3}} =(-\frac{7}{5} )^{2x+2}

Find the value of x

\frac{(-\frac{7}{5} )^{11} }{(-\frac{7}{5} )^{3}} =(-\frac{7}{5} )^{2x+2}

So, (-\frac{7}{5} )^{11-3}=(-\frac{7}{5} )^{2x+2}

(-\frac{7}{5} )^{8}=(-\frac{7}{5} )^{2x+2}

On comparision

2x+2=8

2x=8-2

2x=6

x=3

So, the value of x=3.

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