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Put the expressions in order from least to greatest.\newline\newlineOrder Items: [75][72×73][176][(72)3][7^{-5}][7^2 \times 7^3][\frac{1}{7^6}][(7^2)^3]

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Q. Put the expressions in order from least to greatest.\newline\newlineOrder Items: [75][72×73][176][(72)3][7^{-5}][7^2 \times 7^3][\frac{1}{7^6}][(7^2)^3]
  1. Simplify Expressions: Step 11: Simplify each expression.\newline- Simplify 757^{-5}. This is the same as 1/(75)1/(7^5).\newline- Simplify 72×737^2 \times 7^3. Using the property of exponents, am×an=a(m+n)a^m \times a^n = a^{(m+n)}, this becomes 7(2+3)=757^{(2+3)} = 7^5.\newline- Simplify 1/761/7^6. This remains as it is.\newline- Simplify (72)3(7^2)^3. Using the property (am)n=a(mn)(a^m)^n = a^{(m\ast n)}, this becomes 7(23)=767^{(2\ast3)} = 7^6.
  2. Compare Values: Step 22: Compare the values.\newline- 757^{-5} or 1/(75)1/(7^5) is a very small positive number.\newline- 757^5 is a large positive number.\newline- 1/761/7^6 is even smaller than 1/(75)1/(7^5) because the exponent is higher in the denominator.\newline- 767^6 is larger than 757^5.
  3. Order Expressions: Step 33: Order the expressions from least to greatest.\newline- 1/761/7^6 is the smallest.\newline- 1/(75)1/(7^5) or 757^{-5} is next.\newline- 757^5 follows.\newline- 767^6 is the largest.