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Answer this question in index form

Answer this question in index form-example-1
User Meiryo
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Answer:


5^(-4)

Explanation:


(5^3)/(5^7)

Apply the law of exponents.


5^3 / 5^7


5^(3-7)


5^(-4)

User Nicol Bolas
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Answer:


{5}^( - 4)

Explanation:


\frac{ {5}^(3) }{ {5}^(7) } \\ {5}^(3 - 7) \\ = {5}^( - 4)

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