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which does not represent two equivalent expressions 51 MAFS.6.EE.1.1 Which does not represent two equivalent expressions?

A.) 33=3·3·3
B.) 43=4·3
C.) 64=6·6·6·6
D.) 52=5·5

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Answer: B

Explanation: 4 times 3 is equivalent to 12 and the question was asking for exponents. A has 3 multiplied by itself 3 times so that is correct. C has 6 multiplying itself 4 times so that would be correct. D has 5 Multiplying itself 2 times so that would be correct. The only one that does not represent equivalency would be B.

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