Math, asked by millie13, 9 months ago

if a^m +a^n = a^(m+n) , then 3^(1/4) -3(1/2) = ?.

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Answered by ishika5383

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3^(1/4) -3^(1/2)

3^(1/4-2/4)

3^-(1/4)

1/3^(1/4)

hope it is helpfull for you

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