Math, asked by singh7259, 10 months ago

For any two non-zero rational numbers a and b, a^4 ÷ b^4 is equal to-

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Answered by PraaneshNair

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Supposing a and b are 2 non-zero rational numbers,

a⁴ = ( a/b )⁴

b⁴

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Answered by zabiullazabiulla44

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a and b are non zero rational numbers

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