Math, asked by hinamanib, 5 months ago

For any two non zero rational numbers x and y, x⁴ ÷ y⁴ is equal to

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Answered by tharanipriyapatina

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x,y € nonzero rational numbers

then x^4÷ y^-4 = (x/y)^4. or (x÷y)^4

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