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Which is equal to 13179\frac{1}{31^{79}}?\newlineChoices:\newline(A) 1(31)79\frac{1}{(-31)^{79}}\newline(B) (31)79(-31)^{-79}\newline(C) 317931^{-79}\newline(D) 317931^{79}

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Q. Which is equal to 13179\frac{1}{31^{79}}?\newlineChoices:\newline(A) 1(31)79\frac{1}{(-31)^{79}}\newline(B) (31)79(-31)^{-79}\newline(C) 317931^{-79}\newline(D) 317931^{79}
  1. Understand Expression: Understand the given expression 13179\frac{1}{31^{79}}. The given expression is a fraction with 11 in the numerator and 317931^{79} in the denominator.
  2. Apply Negative Exponent Rule: Identify the equivalent expression using the negative exponent rule.\newlineThe negative exponent rule states that am=1ama^{-m} = \frac{1}{a^m}. Therefore, we can rewrite 13179\frac{1}{31^{79}} as 317931^{-79}.
  3. Match Equivalent Expression: Match the equivalent expression with the given choices.\newlineComparing the expression 317931^{-79} with the choices given, we find that it matches with choice (C) 317931^{-79}.

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