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Given a+b=7 and a-b=3; find the following. 3^a÷3^b
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Given a+b=7 and a-b=3; find the following.

3^a÷3^b

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B is a negative number which can bring those equation to be tricky. B equals 10 and A equal negative 3. so now you do you the rest of the problem. the answer is 9^10 so i think it’s 900?
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