the same digits are used for the expression 2^5 and 5^2 explain how to compare the value of the expressions

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iris [78.8K]3 years ago

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the value of 2⁵ is greater than the value of 5² because 2⁵ is equal to 32 then the value of 5² is equal to 25.

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