Math, asked by bhawnalahorani11, 11 months ago

Simplify and write in
exponential form:

(vi) (-4)^100 × (-4)^20​

Answers

Answered by mrrocker1
41

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{( - 4) }^{100}  \times  {( - 4)}^{20}

We know,

Any negative no. raise to the power even no. is equal to same power of its absolute value, i. e., ( - n) ^even no. = (n)^even no.

So,

 {4}^{100}  \times  {4}^{20}

Also, If Exponents with same bases are mutiplied then their powers are added.

 {4}^{100  + 20}

 {4}^{120}

Answered by vikrantruhela6938
12

Answer:

(-4^100)×(-4^20)=(-4^120)

When the base is same so the power will be added.

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