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if we ever face a number written in the form of [tex]\underline{x^{n}}[/tex]where x denotes the base and n denotes the exponent or power , we can expand it in the following way -
[tex] x^{n} = x \times x \times x \times.... x ( upto\: " n " \: times )[/tex]
therefore ,
[tex]8 {}^{5} = 8 \times 8 \times 8 \times 8 \times 8[/tex]
option ( B )
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✶ How would you write [tex]\bold{8^5}[/tex] as a multiplication expression [tex]\textit{?}[/tex]
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✶ The exponent indicates how many times a certain number was multiplied by itself.
✶ In this case we have [tex]\bold{8^5}[/tex], so 8 was multiplied by itself five times.
So we conclude that [tex]\bold{8^5}[/tex] written as a multiplication expression looks as follows:-
[tex]\bigcirc\!\!\!\!\checkmark[/tex] 8•8•8•8•8
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