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Prove that {(0.6)^0-((0.1)^-1)}/[{(3/8)^-1×(3/2)^3}+(-1/3)^-1]=-3/2

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Answered by hs4048934
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Answered by aleenaakhansl
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Answer:

Proved by solving LHS = RHS.

Step-by-step explanation:

let's solve this by taking LHS

{(0.6)^0-((0.1)^-1)}/[{(3/8)^-1×(3/2)^3}+(-1/3)^-1] \\ {(1 - 1 \div 01)}/[{(8/3)×(3/2)^3}+(-3/1)] \\  = {1 - 1 \div 01)}/[{( {3}^{2} - 3 )]} \\  =  {1 - 1 \div 01)}/[{( 9 - 3 )]}  \\  =  {1 - 1 \div 01)}/[{( 6)]}    \\   = {(1 \div 6 - 1  \div 0.6) \times 10  \div 10}  \\  = 1 - 10   \div 6 \\  =  - 9  \div 6 \\  =  - 3 \div 2

hence ,

LHS = RHS

-3/2 = -3/2 .

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