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Hi Sashi, The expression \[4444^{4444}\] is to large for any normal calculator. I would use logarithms. Let \[y = 4444^{4444}\] and take the common logarithm of both sides to get \[\log(y) = \log\left(4444^{4444}\right) = 4444 \times \log(4444).\] See if you can complete the problem from here. As a check of your answer go to WolframAlpha and type 4444^4444 into the computation window. Write back if you need more assistance. Penny | |||||||||||||||||||||
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