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Plural form of a number that tells you how many times a base is multiplied by itself.
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The number that gets multiplied by itself in a power equation.
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How many times you multiply the base number by itself.
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Breaking down a number into smaller numbers that are all prime.
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Rules that help you work with powers and bases in math equations.
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Individual parts in a math sentence separated by plus or minus.
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Letters that stand in for numbers we don't know yet.
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A math phrase with numbers, letters, and operation signs but no equal sign.
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Prime numbers that divide perfectly into a larger number.
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A diagram used to find the prime factors of a number.
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Writing a number out as a product of all its factors.
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Writing a number using a base and an exponent.
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Any number (except zero) to this power is always 1.
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Making a math expression as easy to read as possible.
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The simplest way to write a number.
