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The 38 pages that link to Exponentiation, each with the reason it gives.

• Exponential functionNarrower topic: An exponential function places its input in the exponent of a fixed base.

• LogarithmNarrower topic: Logarithms are defined by reversing this operation.

• Binomial theoremNarrower topic: A nonnegative integer exponent means repeated multiplication of the binomial.

• Square rootNarrower topic: A square root reverses exponentiation by the power of two.

• Scientific notationNarrower topic: Scientific notation uses exponentiation to compactly encode repeated factors of ten.

• Geometric progressionNarrower topic: The nth term uses a power of the common ratio to encode repeated multiplication.

• Modular exponentiationNarrower topic: The modular operation retains exponentiation's power laws while reducing results modulo an integer.

• PowerNarrower topic: Power expressions are the standard notation for this operation.

• Powers of tenNarrower topic: Powers of ten are a special case of exponentiation.

• Common logarithmNarrower topic: A common logarithm asks which exponentiation of 10 produces a given positive number.

• Binary logarithmNarrower topic: A binary logarithm reverses raising 2 to an exponent.

• Fermat numberNarrower topic: The nested powers in the defining formula make exponentiation the sequence’s basic operation.

• De Moivre's formulaNarrower topic: De Moivre's formula is a specialized rule for exponentiating complex numbers.

• Cube rootNarrower topic: Cubing is exponentiation with exponent three, which cube roots reverse.

• Sophie Germain's identityNarrower topic: Recognizing fourth powers and squared quadratic expressions makes the factorization visible.