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what is the value of an that makes the equation to 5m×(5^-7)^m=5^12​

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ariannasteiner02

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I think the answer is 11 because 244140625/(5^3*5^(-2)*5^11)

m=11

BaroodJatti

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[tex]5m = 60 \\ m = \frac{60}{5} = 12[/tex]

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