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1/4 Of the 2012 power by 4 of the 2013 power -0.125 of the 2013 power by 2 of the 2013 power by 3
1/4 2012 Power x4 2013 power -0.125 2013 power x2 2013 power 3
=1/4 Of 2012 power x 4 of 2012 power x 4-0.125 of 2013 power x 8 of 2013 power
=4-1
=3
1/4 2012 Power x4 2013 power -0.125 2013 power x2 2013 power 3
=1/4 Of the 2012 power x 4 of the 2012 power x 4-0.125 of the 2013 power x 8 of the 2013 power
=4-1
=3
2(3+1)(32+1)(4Th power of 3+1)...(16th power of 3+1)+1
0
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- 8. Is it right to say that "the number that can not be opened is irrational "? Is it right to say that the number that can not be opened is irrational?
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