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if x is a rational number and a,b,c are all different integers then prove that
 {x}^{a - b}  \times  {x}^{b - a}  = 1
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Answered by aryan129857
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It is given that x is a rational number .

so, the question is

 {x}^{a - b}  \times  {x}^{b - a}

When base are common and power are unequal , then base is taken as common and power is added.

So,

 {x}^{a - b + b - a}  =  {x}^{0 }  = 1

so. answer is 1

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