History, asked by saxenaswati, 1 month ago

the value of m for which 6^m ÷6^-4=6^7 is

a. 4
b. 3
c. 7
d. 6

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Answered by princeyadavbeverlyhi

1

Answer:

b was the correct answer

Answered by mahwishnaz072021

1

Answer:

Yes wahi dekhni h.... Actually mai sketch bnati hu na issiliye....

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