Math, asked by kumarsam0024, 4 months ago

Simplify:
(-3)^4*(5/3)^4

Pls answer it in exponential form pls

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Answered by GARIMA672

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Answer:

(-3)⁴×(5/3)⁴. (a^m*b^m=(ab)^m)

=(-5)⁴

=625

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