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According to laws of exponent a^m x a^n... = a^ (m+n....)
^ =raised to power
So in the numerator you have a= 2 , m=5 , n = -13
So the term in numerator will be equal to 2^(-8)
Similarly in the denominator ,you have only 2^(7)
now according to laws of exponents you have a^(-m) = 1/ a^m
So the equation will turn into 1/2^7 x 1/2^8
Which is equal to 1 / (2^7)(2^8)
Now apply the law a^m x a^n…. = a^ (m+n.....)
In the denominator of the equation
You will have the simplified equation to 1/2^15
Which is also equal to 2^(-15)
This was the answer to first question
Similarly in the second question just apply the same law i.e a^m x a^n ....= a^ (m+n...)
you will have the answer equal to 7^1
Which is equal to 7 ..
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^ =raised to power
So in the numerator you have a= 2 , m=5 , n = -13
So the term in numerator will be equal to 2^(-8)
Similarly in the denominator ,you have only 2^(7)
now according to laws of exponents you have a^(-m) = 1/ a^m
So the equation will turn into 1/2^7 x 1/2^8
Which is equal to 1 / (2^7)(2^8)
Now apply the law a^m x a^n…. = a^ (m+n.....)
In the denominator of the equation
You will have the simplified equation to 1/2^15
Which is also equal to 2^(-15)
This was the answer to first question
Similarly in the second question just apply the same law i.e a^m x a^n ....= a^ (m+n...)
you will have the answer equal to 7^1
Which is equal to 7 ..
Please thank this answer, and mark it as brainiest answer too , i have written whole steps for you , please thank it , it motivates us to help people like you and me
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