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3 years ago

Express as a single power.

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Nina [5.8K]3 years ago

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a) 1

b) -5

c) $\frac{6^3.6^5}{6^2.6^4} = \frac{6^{3+5} }{6^{2+4} } = \frac{6^8}{6^6} = 6^{8-6}=6^2$

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