Math, asked by SyedaRaisa, 10 months ago


find \: n \\  \\ 10 ^{ - 5}  \times 10 ^{2n + 1}  = 10 ^{13}  \div 10 ^{7}

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Answered by ishika7968
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 \huge\bold\green{\star{\underline{\underline{Answer}}}}

 {10}^{-5}× {10}^{2n+1}= \frac{{10}^{13}}{10^7}}

 \large\bold\pink{Comparing\: the\: powers}

 -5 + 2n+1 = 13-7

 -4+2n= 6

 2n= 10

 n = 5

Hope it helps úh

Answered by Anonymous
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 \bold{\underline{Given:}}

 10^{-5} × 10^{2n+1} = \large\frac{10^{13}}{10^{7}}

 \bold{\underline{To\: Find:}}

 Value\: of\: n

 \bold{\underline{Answer:}}

 10^{-5} × 10^{2n+1}=\large\frac{10^{13}}{10^7}

 \pink{Comparing\: the\: powers}

 -5+2n+1=13-7

 2n-4=6

 n = 3

Hope it helps úh

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