SOLUTION: My daughter is doing a summer math packet and we seem to have answered most problems by using the examples to work from but one example I cannot make any sense of....I do not know

Question 153330: My daughter is doing a summer math packet and we seem to have answered most problems by using the examples to work from but one example I cannot make any sense of....I do not know the sign it is using
The example is 4 to the power 3 < 5 to the power 5 = 4 to the power 8???
I have tried resolving the numbers 64<3125 = 65,536.....I cannot find a relationship that makes this work....HELP PLEASE!!!!

Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

Is looks like a true/false question? It would be true.
Am I missing something?
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