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My question is this - 5^{-1} * x = (-7)^{-1}
In which I got the answer as - \frac{5}{-7}
But in my Textbook the answer is \frac{-5}{7} , So are those both same and can you please solve and show the steps?
And can a rational number be \frac{x}{-y}
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Given Equation:
As we know that:
Multiplying both sides by 5, we get:
★ So, the value of x is -5/7. (Answer)
Laws Of Exponents: If a, b are positive real numbers and m, n are rational numbers, then the following results hold.
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➽ Equation is
➽ 5^-1 •x = 7^-1
Solution
We know
➽ x^-1 = 1/x
➽ 1/5 • x = -1/7
Multiply 5 by both side
➽ x = -1/7×5
➽ x = -5/7
Answer is -5/7
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