Julieta writes 2^9 as an expression equivalent to (2^3)^3 and 3^6 as (3^3)^2. Jalen writes 2^6 and (3^3)^3. Who is correct? Explain.

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Julieta writes 2^9 as an expression equivalent to (2^3)^3 and 3^6 as (3^3)^2.

Jalen writes 2^6 and (3^3)^3. Who is correct? Explain.

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Answer: julieta

Step-by-step explanation: if you use a calculator 2^9 has the same answer as (2^3)^3

MarkD answered May 3, 2023

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