31 is 62% of 50.
(4/3) to the power of 2 help??
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The box provides some examples of how<em> exponents can be used to shorten repeated multiplication</em>. The first, third, and fourth boxes all show how the repeated multiplication of 2, 3, and 5 can all be abbreviated as and
. The only expression which doesn't belong is
, because it's showing how repeated <em>addition</em> can be shortened to <em>multiplication</em>.