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Which expression is equivalent to (Please see Q2a for equation) Prove your choice to be correct.

Which expression is equivalent to (Please see Q2a for equation) Prove your choice to be correct.
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Which expression is equivalent to (Please see Q2a for equation) Prove your choice to be correct.

Which expression is equivalent to (Please see Q2a for equation) Prove your choice-example-1
Which expression is equivalent to (Please see Q2a for equation) Prove your choice-example-1
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Answer:B

Explanation:

we can show this as,


x^{y^(z) } =x^(yz) \\18^(21) *5^(27) /18^(3) =18^(18)*5^(27)

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