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Jason and Hayden were given the following problem.
Does 53⋅57 and (52)5 have the same answer?
Jason says no because 53⋅57=521 and (52)5=510 .
Hayden says yes because 53⋅57=510 and (52)5=510.
Do you agree with Jason, Hayden, or neither of them? Explain your reasoning.
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