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Answered by sandeepw7825
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Answer:

(2/3)^5 ×(2/3) = (2/3)^6 = 64/729

Answered by Anonymous
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1) Simplify: (⅔)^5 × (⅔)

Answer: You can take the power of ⅔ as 1 because (⅔)^1 = (⅔)

(⅔)^5 × (⅔)^1

(⅔)^5+1 [a^m × a^n = a^m+n]

(⅔)^6 ---> Answer

2) Find the value of m in 2^m-3 = 1

Answer: We can take the value of 1 as 2^0 because any number raised to the power zero is always 1.

2^m-3 = 2^0

On equating the powers of 2 on both the sides:

m-3=0

m=3 ---> Answer

3) Find the value of m in 3^m=1/9

Answer: 3^m=1/(3^3)

3^m=3^(-3)

On equating the powers of 3 on both the sides:

m=-3 ---> Answer

4) Evaluate: {(a^-3)(b^-4)}/{(a^-2)(b^-3)}

Answer: Refer to the pic I have attached above.

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