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Logan Hammond
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8 April, 22:00
7 (n-6) power of 2 - x
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Jayson Glenn
8 April, 22:06
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7 (n - 6)
(2 - x)
Step-by-step explanation:
2 - x is the base and 7 (n - 6) the exponent.
The desired expression is:
7 (n - 6)
(2 - x)
or
(2 - x) ^ (7 (n - 6))
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