List questions from exponentiation

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How to factor expressions with large powers of 2?

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Prove that $ 5^{2^{x}} \equiv 1 \pmod {17} $ for all $ x \in \mathbb{N}_{> 3} $.

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The density of the fractional part of $x^n$ in $(0,1)$?

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Factorization of $a^{dq+r}-1$.

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Help in solving exponential equation

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Solve exponential equation under some conditions

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How does an exponent work when it's less than one?

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factoring left side to product with 3 terms

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prove that $\sqrt[n]{(n)}$ converges

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Question on Indices and specifically solving for an indice that has the value "x"

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How do I calculate the base of an exponent if I know the result and what it was raised to?

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Prove $\text{sup}\{x\}^{a}=\text{sup}\{x^{a}\}$ for $a\in\mathbb{Q}$

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Closed-form solution/Approximation to Exponential/Power functions

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Prove inequality of big powers without calculating them

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Simplifying a radical with complex fractions

How to factor expressions with large powers of 2?

Prove that $ 5^{2^{x}} \equiv 1 \pmod {17} $ for all $ x \in \mathbb{N}_{> 3} $.

The density of the fractional part of $x^n$ in $(0,1)$?

Factorization of $a^{dq+r}-1$.

Help in solving exponential equation

Solve exponential equation under some conditions

How does an exponent work when it's less than one?

factoring left side to product with 3 terms

prove that $\sqrt[n]{(n)}$ converges

Question on Indices and specifically solving for an indice that has the value "x"

How do I calculate the base of an exponent if I know the result and what it was raised to?

Prove $\text{sup}\{x\}^{a}=\text{sup}\{x^{a}\}$ for $a\in\mathbb{Q}$

Closed-form solution/Approximation to Exponential/Power functions

Prove inequality of big powers without calculating them

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