Mathematics, 12.12.2021 07:30 alex12everett

(10²)²

(EXPONENT FORM ONLY)

(i think it's 10⁴ but im not sure)

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(10²)²

(EXPONENT FORM ONLY)

(i think it's 10⁴ but im not sure)...