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I need help please :(-example-1
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User Roshnet
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Answer :

7²


\frac{ {7}^( - 3) }{ {7}^( - 5) } = \\ {7}^( - 3 - ( - 5)) = \\ {7}^( - 3 + 5) = {?}^(2)

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User Henrique Rocha
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Answer:

The answer is option 1.

Explanation:

You have to apply Indices Law :


\frac{ {a}^(m) }{ {a}^(n) } ⇒ {a}^(m - n)

So for this question,


\frac{ {7}^( - 3) }{ {7}^( - 5) } = {7}^( - 3 - ( - 5)) = {7}^( - 3 + 5) = {7}^(2)

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