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Given that 5^-n = 0.5 Find the value of (5^n)³​
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Given that 5^-n = 0.5
Find the value of (5^n)³​

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Given that 5^-n = 0.5 Find the value of (5^n)³​-example-1
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Answer:

Explanation:

3 = (-1) * (-3)

So, Now we can write


(5^(n))^(3)= (5^(n))^(-1 * -3)\\\\= (5^(n*-1))^(-3)\\\\=(5^(-n))^(-3)\\\\= (0.5)^(-3)\\\\= (1)/(0.5^(3))\\\\=(1)/(0.125)

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