Can anyone solve a math riddle?

Question

You must use the characters 2, 3, 4, 5, +, and = to make a legitimate equation that is correct. (As in both sides equal!!!) You can use each character only once and can use no other characters other than the ones listed. An example of an answer, although an incorrect one, is 2 + 4 = 35. Good Luck!

Hello everyone!!! Please remember to pay attention to the details of the question . . . you can only use each character ONCE!!! That means only ONE +, ONE 2, ONE 3, ONE 4, ONE 5, and ONE =. Even though 4+3=7 and 5+2=7 that is using the + and = more than once. It is possible to make an equation with these characters and within the criteria, and I believe that one of the first thirteen to answer have the correct answer. (P.S. - You can't explain it in words either!!!)

Answer 1

3^2= 4+5
three squared equals four plus five.

unfortunately yahoo! answers doesn't allow us to type superscript and subscript characters.

Answer 2

2+5=3+4
7 = 7

Answer 3

3+4=2+5

Answer 4

5 + 2 = 4 + 3

Answer 5

3+4=5+2

Answer 6

I'm still thinking, but i don't think the people above me read the question properly

I'm guessing it is a take apart the addition sign answer, but technically that's not using the character, otherwise i could take apart all the numbers to make whatever characters i like........

3-2=5-4 is all i can guess at the moment

Perhaps you can have 4^2 = 5 + 3 and 3^2 = 5+4, like the guy below said, if you write this out mathematically then your not adding any extra characters, just writing in superscript.

Answer 7

5 + 2 is the same as 4 and 3 added together = 7
Now smarty paints each character is only used once.

Answer 8

4+3=2+5

You can't tell me this is wrong, as 4+3=7 and 5+2= 7.

Answer 9

2-3=4-5 take apart the adittion sign

Answer 10

Impossible.