Math, asked by aprad, 1 year ago

if m and n are whole no such that m^n=121, then (m-1)^n+1=?

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 {m}^{n}  = 121 \\  {m}^{n}  =  {11}^{2}
By comparison,
m = 11
n = 2
No other number can come here, as they will be fractional and not whole.
 {(m - 1)}^{(n + 1)}  \\  =  {(11 - 1)}^{(2 + 1) }  \\  =  {10}^{3}  \\  = 10 \times 10 \times 10  \\  = 1000
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