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Standard VIII
Mathematics
Exponents with Unlike Bases and Same Exponent
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Question
Show that:
(
a
+
1
b
)
m
×
(
a
−
1
b
)
n
(
b
+
1
a
)
m
×
(
b
−
1
a
)
n
=
(
a
b
)
m
+
n
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Solution
(
a
+
1
b
)
m
×
(
a
−
1
b
)
n
(
b
+
1
a
)
m
×
(
b
−
1
a
)
n
=
(
a
b
)
m
+
n
(
a
b
+
1
b
)
m
×
(
a
b
−
1
b
)
n
(
b
a
+
1
a
)
m
×
(
a
b
−
1
a
)
n
=
(
1
b
)
m
+
n
(
1
b
)
m
+
1
⇒
(
a
b
)
m
+
n
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m
×
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