Math, asked by StutiGoyal, 11 months ago

if (-5÷7)³×(-5÷7)⁶=(-5÷7) to the power 2x-1,then x is eqaul to?​

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Answered by shourya52
1

Answer:

(-5÷7) 3+6=(-5÷7) 2x-1

3+6=2x-1

-2x=-10

  1. minus minus minus cut jaega
  2. x=10÷2
  3. x=5
Answered by kumaravinash30pdz1uy
2

Answer:

5

Step-by-step explanation:

(-5÷7)power 3 ×(-5÷7) power 6 =(-5÷7) power 2x-1

(-5/7). power 3 × (-5/7) power 6 = (-5/7) power 2x-1

(-5/7) power 3+6. = (-5/7) power 2x-1

the base is same in the multiplication then the power is added

(-5/7)power 9 = (-5/7) power 2x-1

the base is same then the base is hide the power has left only

9 = 2x-1

9+1 = 2x

10= 2x

10/2 = x

5 = x

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