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(2^5*5^6)/10000=? [#permalink]
(2^4)×2×(5^4)×(5^2) / (2^4)×(5^4)
= 2×(5^2)
= 50

Originally posted by EraAAAAAAAAAAAA on 18 May 2021, 09:50.
Last edited by EraAAAAAAAAAAAA on 19 May 2021, 06:53, edited 1 time in total.
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(2^5*5^6)/10000=? [#permalink]
Bunuel wrote:
\(\frac{(2^5*5^6)}{10000}=?\)

A. 0.2
B. 5
C. 25/2
D. 25
E. 50


10000 can be written as 10^4 which can then be written as 2^4*5^4

So the equation changes to
\(\frac{(2^5*5^6) }{ (2^4*5^4)}\)

Upon solving, we are left with 2^1*5^2 = 2*25 = 50
Answer is (E)
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Re: (2^5*5^6)/10000=? [#permalink]
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=> \(2^5 * 5^6 = (2^5 * 5^5) * 5 = (10^5) * 5\)

=> \(10000 = 10^4\)

=> \(\frac{(10^5) * 5 }{ (10^4)} = 50\)

Answer E
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