Yes, it is an equivalent expression because even though you move two pieces of an equation it will still equal the same thing, unless there are parentheses involved.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:

5(x-5)^4(x+4)
you raise x-5 to the 4th power because 5 has a multiplicity of 4
Answer and Step-by-step explanation:
We are given the word format of an equation.
Let's right it out in numerical form.

The first part says One fourth the sum of x and 10
The sum of x and 10 would be shown as x + 10, and one fourth of that means that
is multiplying (x + 10).
In this case, identical would mean equal to.
So,
(x + 10) would be = to something.
It says that it is identical to x minus 4 (x - 4).
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