Math, asked by GURVEEN20, 9 months ago

what to do if the bases are different, but the exponents are same, and we have to subtract the both.

eg:- (3^2 - 2^2)

PLEASE EXPLAIN

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Answered by poonamlata746

1

Answer:

Answer is 5

I hope help you

Answered by aviluriharshini

1

3^2- 2^2
= 9 - 4
= 5
Hope this answer will help u!

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