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Mathematics, 09.10.2021 16:10, savannahvargas512

Identify whether each expressions is equivalent or not equivalent to 5^49/5^-13. 1: 5^49 ×5^-13
2: 5^49×5^13
3: 5^49/5^13
4: 5^13/5^49
5: (5^7)^2/5^-13
6: 5^7×5^2/5^-13
7: 5^-62
8: 5^62

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