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Answered by Flaunt
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=>Let 'X' be divided with \sf\bigg  [ { \bigg({ \dfrac{ - 5}{7}\bigg) }^{2}\bigg ]}^{3} to obtain

 \sf{ \bigg(\dfrac{ - 5}{7}\bigg) }^{6}

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\sf\bigg  [ { \bigg({ \dfrac{ - 5}{7}\bigg) }^{2}\bigg ]}^{3} => \sf{ \bigg(\dfrac{ - 5}{7}\bigg) }^{6}

 =>\sf\dfrac{ {\bigg( \dfrac{ - 5}{7}\bigg) }^{6} }{x}  =  {\bigg( \dfrac{ - 5}{7}\bigg) }^{ - 6}

=>\sf \dfrac{  { \bigg(\dfrac{ - 5}{7}\bigg) }^{6} }{ {\bigg( \dfrac{ - 5}{7}\bigg) }^{ - 6} }

 =>\sf{\bigg (\dfrac{ - 5}{7}\bigg) }^{6 - ( - 6)}

=>\sf {\bigg (\dfrac{ - 5}{7} \bigg)}^{12}

\therefore\sf {\bigg (\dfrac{ - 5}{7} \bigg)}^{12} be divided with \sf {\bigg (\dfrac{ - 5}{7} \bigg)}^{6} to get \sf {\bigg (\dfrac{ - 5}{7} \bigg)}^{-6}

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=>\sf \dfrac{  { \bigg(\dfrac{ - 5}{7}\bigg) }^{6} }{ {\bigg( \dfrac{ - 5}{7}\bigg) }^{ 12} }

Here ,we see that bases are same so powers gets substracted.

=>\sf {\bigg (\dfrac{ - 5}{7} \bigg)}^{6-12} =\sf {\bigg (\dfrac{ - 5}{7} \bigg)}^{-6}

Answered by hemanth12313
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