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Question 26 Comparing Powers

Question 26 Comparing Powers
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Question 26 Comparing Powers

Question 26 Comparing Powers-example-1
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3^y power because it was stated that y is greater than x so a number to the power of y will always be greater than a number to the power of x. Btw that looks a lot like the one I have lol
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