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Help please!15 points available.GCSE maths question.

Help please!15 points available.GCSE maths question.-example-1
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Answer:

10^(3m-2n)

Explanation:

Whenever we divide powers, we subtract them.

1000^m can be written as 10^3 (10×10×10)

100^n can be written as 10^2 (10×10)

So, we get 10^3m (m is multiplied by the power of 3) and 10^2n (n is multiplied by the power of 2).

So, the answer would be 10^(3m-2n).

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