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Mathematics, 26.03.2021 16:10, isbella29

Monique and Allison simplified the same expression but ended up with different answers. Their work is shown below. Monique's Work:

Allison's Work:

Did either student simplify the expression correctly? If so, tell who and explain how her work follows the laws of exponents.

If neither student is correct, simplify the expression and explain how it follows the laws of exponents.

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