Let's evaluate each expression to find the equivalent ones:
Now we can summarize the results:
The equivalent expressions are:
- Expression 1 (
) is equivalent to . - Expression 3 (
) is equivalent to . - Expression 4 (
) is equivalent to . - Expression 5 (
) is equivalent to . - Expression 2 (
) is equivalent to .
So we can group them as follows:
This provides a good framing for grouping the outputs. However, since no specific equivalent expressions were required, there's no explicit matching required in a traditional sense—each expression has its unique outcome when simplified. If you need a direct answer based on equivalency or matching, please specify how you prefer it formatted!