Sue says the expressions for 4y and y⁴ are Equivalent when y = 5. Is She Correct? Please Justify Your Answer.

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Sue says the expressions for 4y and y⁴ are Equivalent when y = 5. Is She Correct? Please Justify Your Answer.

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Answer:

Sue is incorrect

Explanation:

Just substitute in the values
$4* 5=20\\5^(4)=625$
Since 20 does NOT equal 625, Sue is incorrect

Muhammad Suleman answered Jul 18, 2023

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