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Write 5^3 as a equivalent exponent

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An equivalent exponent will produce the same result as the other exponent.

5^3 is equal to 125. The power can be rewritten to any equation that equals 3. One example is as follows:


\boxed{5^((2+1))} = 5^3 = 5 \cdot 5 \cdot 5 = 125

The operation in parentheses is worked out first, so the exponent will stay equivalent to 5^3.

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