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3 years ago

Need help please thxs

Mathematics

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vekshin13 years ago

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Its option C

40 × (¹/₄)⁰ = 40

40 × (¹/₄)¹ = 10

40 × (¹/₄)² = 5/2

40 × (¹/₄)³ = 5/8

40 × (¹/₄)⁴ = 5/32

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