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Why does 4^3 equal 64 and not 12
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Why does 4^3 equal 64 and not 12
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Answer:
because 4.4.4.4
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If a number has an exponent it is not 4x3 it is 4x4x4. So if multiply four by itself three times you get 64. I hope that helps!
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