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Chapter 5: Q39. (page 227)

Simplify(vw鈭�2)鈭�3 assuming that no variable equal to 0 .

Short Answer

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The simplified value of expression is 1v3w6.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Write down the given expression.

The given expression to simplify is (vw鈭�2)鈭�3.

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Step 2. Simplify the given expression.

Simplifying (vw鈭�2)鈭�3 gives,

(vw鈭�2)鈭�3=(v)鈭�3(w鈭�2)鈭�3....(Using(xy)n=(x)n(y)n)=v鈭�3w6=1v3w6

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Step 3. Conclusion.

The simplified value of expression is 1v3w6.

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