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What value of the unknown exponent makes 13 { }^(?) = \frac{1}{13 {}^( - 2) } true?​

What value of the unknown exponent makes 13 { }^(?) = \frac{1}{13 {}^( - 2) } true?​
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What value of the unknown exponent makes


13 { }^(?) = \frac{1}{13 {}^( - 2) }
true?​

User Tony Graham
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Answer:

2

Explanation:


13^(2) =
(1)/(13^(-2) )

User Naman Kheterpal
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