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I need help, even calculators can't help me and my teacher wants us to solve: (1.45*10^54)^(1.00*10^39) Thanks for the first person to help solve this, I don’t even know how my teacher would do this.
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I need help, even calculators can't help me and my teacher wants us to solve:

(1.45*10^54)^(1.00*10^39)
Thanks for the first person to help solve this, I don’t even know how my teacher would do this.

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Answer:

29^(10^39) * 5^53*10^39 * 2^52*10^39

Explanation:

I cannot get the exact answer, but here is the simplified.

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