Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
think its b
The answer
let A= 2^3 and B=3^2
the main formula is as following:
a^n = axaxax ....xa (n times), for all n upper than or equal 1
for example
a^3 = a x ax a
in our case
A= 2^3 = 2x2x2= 4x2 =8
B=3^2 = 3x 3= 9
so, Luther's evaluation was wrong, by contrast <span>Wade evaluated 32 as 9 correctly
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D. no definite shape or definite volume