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\huge{ \boxed{ \tt{1 }}}

❁ Question : Simplify :


  • \sf{( {x}^(a) ) ^(b - c) * ( {x}^(b) ) ^(c - a) * ( {x}^(c) )^(a - b)}

❁ Solution :

First , Use power law of indices.

Remember : If
\sf{ {a}^(m) } is an algebraic term , then


\sf{( {a}^(m) ) ^(n) } = {a}^(m * n) = {a}^(mn) , where m and n are positive integers.


\sf{ {x}^(a(b - c)) * {x}^(b(c - a)) * {x}^(c(a - b))}


\sf{ {x}^(ab - ac) * {x}^(bc - ba) * {x}^(ca - cb)}

Now , Use product law of indices :

Remember : If
\sf{ {a}^(m) } and
\sf{ {a}^(n)} are the two algebraic terms , where m and n are the positive integers then
\sf{ {a}^(m) * {a}^(n) = {a}^(m + n)}


\sf{ {x}^(ab - ac + bc - ba + ca - cb)}

Since two opposites adds up to zero , remove them :


\sf{ {x} \: ^{ \cancel{ab} \: - \cancel{ac} \: + \cancel{bc} \: - \cancel{ba} \: + \cancel{ca} \: - \cancel{cb} } }


\sf{ {x}^(0) }

Use Law of zero index

Remember : If
\sf{ {a}^(0)} is an algebraic term , where a ≠ 0 , then
\sf{ {a}^(0) = 1}


\boxed{ \sf{1}}

And we're done !

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