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remember
(x^m)/(x^n)=x^(m-n)
and
x^(-m)=1/(x^m)
so

(6^3)/(6^3)=6^(3-6)=6^-3=1/(6^3)
first one is wrong
2nd is right
3rdone is right
4th is right


first one is wrong 1/(6^2)

The expression that is not equivalent to 6³/(6^6) is; 1) 1/6²

The given expression is;

6³/(6^6)

  • Now,from laws of exponents we know that;

x⁴/x² is equal to;

x^(4 - 2) = x²

Thus;

6³/(6^6) = 6^(3 - 6)

>> 6¯³

This can also be written as;

1/6³ or 1/216

  • Looking at all the given options, the only one that is not correct is 1/6² which is option A.

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