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Please help me! This is a grade

Please help me! This is a grade
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Please help me! This is a grade

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Answer:

7^4

7 to the fourth power

7 ·7·7·7

Explanation:

Because 7 to the fourth power is 7^4 and that equals 7·7·7·7

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