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Select all the expressions that are equivalent to 55×595^5 \times 5^9.\newlineMulti-select Choices:\newline(A) 1514\frac{1}{5^{14}}\newline(B) 5145^{14}\newline(C) 5455^{45}\newline(D) 1514\frac{1}{5^{-14}}

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Q. Select all the expressions that are equivalent to 55×595^5 \times 5^9.\newlineMulti-select Choices:\newline(A) 1514\frac{1}{5^{14}}\newline(B) 5145^{14}\newline(C) 5455^{45}\newline(D) 1514\frac{1}{5^{-14}}
  1. Apply Exponent Rule: Use the property of exponents that states when multiplying like bases, you add the exponents.\newlineSo, 55×59=55+95^5 \times 5^9 = 5^{5+9}.\newlineCalculate the sum of the exponents.\newline5+9=145+9 = 14.
  2. Calculate Exponent Sum: Write the result of the exponent addition as a single exponent.\newline55×59=5145^5 \times 5^9 = 5^{14}.\newlineCheck if this matches any of the given choices.
  3. Check Given Choices: Compare the result with the given choices.\newline(A) 1/5141/5^{14} is not equivalent because it represents the reciprocal of 5145^{14}.\newline(B) 5145^{14} is equivalent because it matches the result from Step 22.\newline(C) 5455^{45} is not equivalent because the exponent is much larger than the result from Step 22.\newline(D) 1/5141/5^{-14} is equivalent because it represents the reciprocal of 5145^{-14}, which is 5145^{14} due to the negative exponent rule.

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