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What is the value of y¹ when y = 5 and x - 10?​

What is the value of y¹ when y = 5 and x - 10?​
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What is the value of y¹ when y = 5 and x - 10?​

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5

Explanation:

y^1 = 5^1 (y = 5)

Anything raised to the power of 1 is just itself.

So, 5^1 = 5

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