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Raise 7 to the 9th power, then find the sum of the result and y

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Dima020 [189]3 years ago

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The sum of 7 to the 9th power and y is expressed as 7⁹ + y

This statement will result in an exponential equation since we will have a base and an exponent

7 raise to the 9th power is expressed as 7⁹

Taking the sum of the result and y;

The final expression will be 7⁹ + y

Hence the sum of 7 to the 9th power and y is expressed as 7⁹ + y

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