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X5.X4.X3

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Answer:

= X¹²

Explanation:

According to law of indices

a^m * a^n = a^{m+n}

Hence;

X5.X4.X3

= X⁵⁺⁴⁺³

= X¹²

Note that all the powers are added since it is multiplication

Arathi Sreekumar answered Mar 17, 2022

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