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Describe how to simplify the expression 3^-6/3^-4

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(7-4)=3
(8-5)=3
now we have
2*3+6 / 3+3
2*3 is 6
now we have
6+6/3+3
12/6
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User Javi Torre
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Answer:

the simplified expression is 1/9

Explanation:

The given expression is
(3^(-6))/(3^(-4))

We can apply the exponent law:
(x^a)/(x^b)=a^(a-b)

Applying this law, we get


(3^(-6))/(3^(-4))\\\\=3^(-6+4)\\\\=3^(-2)

Now, apply the exponent rule:
x^(-a)=(1)/(x^a)


3^(-2)=(1)/(3^2)\\\\=(1)/(9)

Hence, the simplified expression is 1/9

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