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Basic Math - Exponents
Video Description: Learn how many times is the base number multiplied by itself. That's basically what exponents are all about. Watch and learn about this shorthand extension of multiplying. Related Article Subjects: Basic Math - Exponents, arithmetic, base, basic math, exponents, learn math, math lessons, math tutorials, multiplication extension, multiplying, power, shorthand notation, studybeat.comBasic Math - Exponents
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