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Ah, to the nth power is a wonderful concept! It simply means multiplying a number by itself n times. It's like creating a beautiful mathematical garden where numbers bloom and grow exponentially. Just imagine each number blossoming into a larger, more powerful version of itself with each multiplication.

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