2 years ago

The simplified form of (3/5)⁴ × (5/3)¯⁴

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pav-90 [236]2 years ago

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Answer:

0.1296×0.1296 or 0.1296²

Step-by-step explanation:

3/5=0.6

5/3=1.6*

$0.6^{4}$ =0.1296

$1.6^{-4}$ =0.1296

Therefore the simplified form is= 0.1296×0.1296 or 0.1296²

*Be careful because 1.6 is an recurring decimal, but I can't write it

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The simplified form of (3/5)⁴ × (5/3)¯⁴​

The simplified form of (3/5)⁴ × (5/3)¯⁴