2 years ago

((5 ^ 3)/(25 ^ 2)) ^ 2 * ((8 ^ 2)/(4 ^ 2)) ^ 3 * (5/2) ^ 4

1 answer:

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((5^3)/(25^w * this is correct i think sorry if it’s not

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