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                 (2/9)^3×(2/9)^(-6)=(2/9)^(2m-1)
            
            
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                    Answered by
            oobleck
            
    Hmmm. I thought Reiny already showed how to do this one.
(2/9)^3×(2/9)^(-6)=(2/9)^(2m-1)
(2/9)^(3-6) = (2/9)^(2m-1)
-3 = 2m-1
m = -1
It's better to use * for multiplication online, since the variable x is easy to confuse with ×
    
(2/9)^3×(2/9)^(-6)=(2/9)^(2m-1)
(2/9)^(3-6) = (2/9)^(2m-1)
-3 = 2m-1
m = -1
It's better to use * for multiplication online, since the variable x is easy to confuse with ×
                    Answered by
            R_scott
            
    if the bases are the same , you can add the exponents
(2/9)^3 × (2/9)^(-6) = (2/9)^(3-6) = (2/9)^(-3)
(2/9)^(-3) = (2/9)^(2m - 1)
    
(2/9)^3 × (2/9)^(-6) = (2/9)^(3-6) = (2/9)^(-3)
(2/9)^(-3) = (2/9)^(2m - 1)
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