Alphabetical

exponent

[noun]

A number or expression written superscript to another number or expression, called the base, and indicating the power to which the base number is to be raised. For example, bx, where b is the base number and x is the exponent. Positive integer exponents indicate the number of times a number or expression is used as a factor of repeated multiplication.


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