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Write p · p · p · p using an exponent.

Write p · p · p · p using an exponent.
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Write p · p · p · p using an exponent.

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User AZ Chad
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p^4

Explanation:

because it is

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User Greig Fotheringham
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Answer:

p^4

Explanation:

when multiplying exponents, you just add them. Since this is just 1 on each, it will turn out to be 4.

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