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5 to the power of y = k
find 5 to the power of y minus 1 in terms of K ( picture is attached)​

5 to the power of y = k find 5 to the power of y minus 1 in terms of K ( picture is-example-1
User Ciprian Stoica
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Answer:


5^(y+1)=5k

Explanation:

Apply the exponent rule
a^(b+c)=a^b \cdot a^c:


\implies 5^(y+1)=5^y \cdot 5^1=5 \cdot 5^y

If
5^y = k, then


\implies 5 \cdot 5^y=5k

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