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Answered by Anonymous
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Hi there!

Your Answer :-

If the bases are same, then we can cancel out them.

So,

The equation formed

3+(-6) = 2P-1

3-6 = 2P-1

-3+1 = 2P

2P = -2

P = -1.

Hence, the value of P is -1.

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Answered by Saby123
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Question -

Find the value of P if -

 \sf{ { \dfrac{2}{5} }^3 \times { \dfrac{2}{5} } ^ { -6 } = { \dfrac{2}{5} }^ { 2P-1} }

Solution -

Here , we have the following equation and we have to find the value of P .

 \sf{ { \dfrac{2}{5} }^3 \times { \dfrac{2}{5} } ^ { -6 } = { \dfrac{2}{5} }^ { 2P-1} } \\ \\ \sf{ \implies { {\dfrac{2}{5} }^ { 3 - 6 } = { \dfrac{2}{5} }^ { 2P - 1 } }}

 \sf{ \implies { {\dfrac{2}{5} }^ { -3 } = {\dfrac{2}{5} }^ { 2P - 1 } }} \\ \\ \sf{ \implies { 2P - 1 = -3 }}

 \sf{ \implies { 2P = -2 }} \\ \\ \sf{ \implies { P = -1 }}

This is the required Answer .

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