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What is the word for numbers expressed using exponents?
They are called powers
Why are numbers expressed using exponents called powers?
Because exponent is the same as power.
What is writing numbers using place values and exponents?
Its called factors.
What is it called when you write numbers using values and exponents?
Base, power, answer
What is the prime numbers of 45 using exponents?
45 = 32*5
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