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1 to the power of 2+2 to the power of 3+3 to the power of 4
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1 to the power of 2+2 to the power of 3+3 to the power of 4

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Answer:

1^2+2^3+3^4

=1+8+81=90

Explanation:

User Hawili
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Answer:

1

Explanation:

One to the power of anything is one

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