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M=4 n=6 then find (m+n)whole power n-m​

M=4 n=6 then find (m+n)whole power n-m​
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M=4 n=6 then find (m+n)whole power n-m​

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Answer:


(1)/(100)

Explanation:


(m+n)^(m-n)=(4+6)^(4-6)=10^(-2)=(1)/(10^2)=(1)/(100)

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