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solve the following using laws of exponents {(-1/3)-⁴÷(-1/3)-⁵}³​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

(-3)^-11

Step-by-step explanation:

We know that,     (a)^m / (a)^n = (a)^m-n

{(-1/3)-⁴÷(-1/3)-⁵}³​

=\frac{(-1/3)^{-4} }{(-1/3)^{-5*3} } \\=\frac{(-1/3)^{-4} }{(-1/3)^{-15} }\\={(-1/3)^{-4-(-15)} }\\={(-1/3)^{(-4+15)} }\\={(-1/3)^{11} }\\={(-3)^{-11} }

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