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$1)\\\\\dfrac{-45}{-5}=45:5=9$

$2)\\(-2)(4)=-8\\(2)(-4)+-8\\-16:2=-8\\-16:(-2)=8\neq-8\\\\\text{All of the following expressions have the same value except}\ -16:-2.$

$3)\\-3^2=-3\cdot3=-9$

$(-2)^4=(-2)(-2)(-2)(-2)=16\\-2^4=-(2)(2)(2)(2)=-16\neq16\\(-2)(-2)(-2)(-2)=16\\2^4=(2)(2)(2)(2)=16\\\\\text{All of the following are equivalent except}\ -2^4.$

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