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5^2(5^3⋅5^2)
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Answer: 5^10

Explanation:

If you’re Talking about exponents, you do what’s in the parentheses first, 5^3×5^2 which will be 5^5 because you are adding exponents when multiplying by the same base. Then you multiply The exponents 2 and 5 because when you are multiplying exponents that are in parentheses you multiply the exponents and leave the base the same.

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