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Express each of the following numbers in the exponential form.
i) 64 ii) 225 iii) 144 iv) 216

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Answered by saratdolai992

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216 answer of these questions

TIBTENGE: Express each of the following numbers in the exponential form

nandalmaanvi: 64=8^2 ,225=15^2 , 144=12^2 ,216=14^2

TIBTENGE: thanks

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