8. What is the next term in the pattern 32 = 9, 92 = 81, 812 = 6,561....? F. 324 + 2 = 326 H. 6,5612 = 43,046,721 G. 324 x 1 = 324 I. 324 x 2 = 648

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8. What is the next term in the pattern 32 = 9, 92 = 81, 812 = 6,561....? F. 324 + 2 = 326 H. 6,5612 = 43,046,721 G. 324 x 1 = 324 I. 324 x 2 = 648

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6561 = 6561^2

= 43046721

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