x^(2) x^(2) x^(2) x^(2) x^(2) x^(2) x^(2) x^(2) x^(2) x^(2) x^(2) x^(2) x^(2) \\

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$x^(2) x^(2) x^(2) x^(2) x^(2) x^(2) x^(2) x^(2) x^(2) x^(2) x^(2) x^(2) x^(2) \\$

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Answer:
x^(26)

Explanation:

The
x^2 appears 13 times. Using the exponent rule
x^a x^b=x^(a+b) , we get that:

x^2x^2x^2x^2x^2x^2x^2x^2x^2x^2x^2x^2x^2=x^(2(13))=x^(26)

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