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Answered by soumajitjio2138
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Answer:

D

Step-by-step explanation:

( \frac{p}{q} )^{n - 1}  =  \: ( \frac{q}{p} )^{n - 3}

( \frac{p}{q} ) ^{n - 1}  = ( \frac{p}{q})^{ - n + 3}

n - 1 =  - n + 3 \\ 2n = 4 \\ n = 2

Answered by mn121
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The correct answer is Option D.

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