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Re: m and n are integers. [#permalink]
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Hello,

for this question it is best to try out different values.

For instance.

If m and n are both zero, both expressions will be equal to 1 (since anything exponent zero is one) => Answer C
If m and n are both 3, Qty A becomes 10^6 and Qty B becomes 10^9 => Answer B,

since the square root and exponent 2 cancel each other out, Qty A becomes 10^m * 10^n => 10^(m+n)= 10^(3+3)<10^(3*3)

Hence overall answer is D
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