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Answered by jiya546915
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Answer:

do reciprocal

(') means raised to power

25 means 5'2

Step-by-step explanation:

5'6 × 6'4 *5'2/ 3'5 * 10'4

= 5'(6+2) = 5'8

6'4 = 2*3'4 =2'4 * 3'4

10 = 5*2

5'4 * 2'4

given sum becomes

5'8 * 2'4 * 3'4/ 3'5 * 5'4 * 2'4

= there are two 2'4 therefore they would be cut

sum becomes

5'8 * 3'4 / 3'5 * 5'4

thus,

5'(8-4) = 5'4

now,

3'(5-4) = 3'1. or 3

answer is 5'4/3

Answered by Anonymous
3

Given Question :-

 \frac{ {3}^{ - 5}  \times  {10}^{ - 4}  \times 25}{ {5}^{ - 6}  \times  {6}^{ - 4} }

As According To The rule of exponents , If the power of any base is -ve . So we have to make it positive .

Solution :-

 \frac{ {5}^{6} \times  {6}^{4}  \times 25 }{ {3}^{5}  \times  {10}^{4} }

 \frac{ {5}^{6} \times ( {2 \times 3)}^{4}  \times  {5}^{2}  }{ {3}^{5}  \times  {(2 \times 5)}^{4} }

 \frac{ {5}^{6} \times  {2}^{4} \times  {3}^{4}  \times  {5}^{2} }{ {3}^{5}  \times  {5}^{4} \times  {2}^{4}  }

Now we have to use the formula

 {a}^{x}  \times  {a}^{y}  =  {(a)}^{x + y}

 \frac{ {5}^{8} \times  {2}^{4}  \times  {3}^{4}  }{ {3}^{5}  \times  {5}^{4} \times  {2}^{4}  }

Cancelling 3 , 2 and 5 from Both numerator and Denominator .

 \frac{ {5}^{4} }{3}

 \frac{625}{3}

Therefore, answer is 625/3 . If the answer is wrong so kindly use the comment section.

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