- See:
- EXPONENTS ARE NOT ON THE LEVEL - Laws, Examples, Explanations
- Raise to a Power - Have the page raise a number to a power.
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- Algebra Info
IN MATH: 1. n. of a number, an exponent. EX. What is 10 to the 4th power?
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IN ENGLISH: 1. n. rate at which work is done. EX. There was power in that swing. 2. n. having potential force or strength. EX. He is powerful. 3. as defined above.
APPLICATION: See list 210.
1. What's 10 to the 4th power?
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