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Prove that :
(i) 3x+13x(x+1)×(3x3)x+1=1
(ii) (xmxm)m+n(xnxl)n+l(xlxm)l+m=1

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Solution

(i)3x+13x(x+1)×(3x3)x+1
=3x+13x(x+1)×3x(x+1)3x+1 ..... [Using power rule of exponents]
=1
So LHS=RHS
(ii)(xmxn)m+n.(xnxl)n+l.(xlxm)l+m
=(xmn)m+n×(xnl)n+l×(xlm)l+m ...... [Using quotient rule of exponents]
=(xm2n2)×(x)n2l2×(x)l2m2 ...... [Using power rule of exponents]
=xm2n2+n2l2+l2m2=x0=1
So LHS=RHS

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