Math, asked by jadhavchanchal70, 1 month ago

if h=1 then∆^2(a^5x-7) is​

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Answered by Yakhubs4
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Answer:

0

Step-by-step explanation:

any numerical multiply with 0 becomes 0

Answered by MasterKaatyaayana2
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Answer:

(a^5-1)^2a^{5x}

Step-by-step explanation:

If a and b are constant then \Delta(ax+b)=\Delta(x) so,

\Delta^2(a^{5x}-7)=\Delta(\Delta(a^{5x}))=\Delta(a^{(5x+5h)}-a^{5x}) putting h=1 we get

\Delta(a^{5x}(a^5-1))=(a^5-1)^2a^{5x}.

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