Question

Create a new expression that is equivalent to 1 by changing one of theexponents in the expression from Part A. Show or explain how you know yournew expression is equivalent to 1.

Answer 1

`(3^5)/(3^3)=3^(5-3)=3^2_{}=9`

In order to get 1 as result we need to get the exponent 0, because as you must know, every number at power 0 is equal to 1.

`(3^5)/(3^5)=3^(5-5)=3^0=1`

So the answer is:

`\frac{3^5}{3^{5^{}}}`

Another solution could be:

`(3^3)/(3^3)`