Math, asked by mk4088854, 10 months ago

(x^-2-5) to (x^12-x^3+6)

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Answered by Bhavyasingh30
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Answered by HEARTIE
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(x^-2-5) to (²- x^3+6)

first:-

x^-2 -5

= x^-7

and

x¹² -x^3+6

= ²- x^9

= x^12-9

=

so when we devide those equations

÷ x^-7

= x^3-(-7))

= x^3+7

= x^10

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