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Simplify and Express with positive exponents of (-7/11^)-6÷(-7/11)^-2​

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Answered by Anonymous
29

formula

we know that

 \frac{a {}^{m} }{a {}^{n} }  = a {}^{m - n}

solution:

 \frac{ (\frac{ - 7}{11}) {}^{ {}^{ - 6} }  }{ (\frac{ - 7}{11}) { }^{ - 2}  }

let -7/11 be a

therefore

 \frac{a {}^{ - 6} }{a {}^{ - 2} }  = a {}^{ - 6 + 2}

 = a {}^{ - 4}

 = ( \frac{ - 7}{11} ) {}^{ - 4}

 =  (\frac{ - 11}{7} ) {}^{4}

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Answered by anshi60
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we know that

 \frac{a {}^{m} }{a {}^{n} }  = a {}^{m - n}

solution :

(-7/11^)-6÷(-7/11)^-2

 =   (\frac{ - 7}{11} ) {}^{ - 6 + 2}

 =  (\frac{ - 7}{11} ) {}^{ - 4}

 =(  \frac{ - 11}{7} ) {}^{4}

 =  \frac{14641}{2401}

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