2 years ago

Just a little help please ☺️ Simplify (3^8/3^5)3 3^9 3^39 3^10 3^6

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Ksju [112]2 years ago

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$\left(\dfrac{3^8}{3^5} \right)^3\\\\\\=\left(3^{8-5}\right)^3\\\\=(3^3)^3\\\\=(3)^{3\cdot 3}\\\\=3^9$

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