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Distinguish between <sup> and <sub> tags with example.

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Distinguishes between <sup> and <sub> tags are as follows:

<sup> Tag	<sub> Tag
The <sup> tag is known as superscript tag.	The <sub> tag is known as subscript tag.
It is used to define superscripted text.	It is used to define subscripted text.
Tags that are used to specify superscripted written as <sup> text </sup>	Tags that are used to specify subscripted written as <sub> text </sub>
e.g. HTML command to display (a+ b)² is (a+ b) <sup>2</sup>	e.g. HTML command to display log₂+log x is log <sub>2</sub>+log <sub>x</sub>

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