random() < 0.75 ? randRange(0, 5) : randRange(6, 10) {0: 6, 1: 6, 2: 6, 3: 4, 4: 3, 5: 3, 6: 2, 7: 2, 8: 2, 9: 2, 10: 2}[BASE] randRange(2, EXP_RANGE) expandExponent(BASE, EXPONENT)
BASE ? BASE + " \\cdot " + EXPONENT : 1 BASE + "+" + EXPONENT BASE ? _(EXPONENT).times(function() { return BASE; }).join("+") : EXPONENT _(BASE).times(function() { return EXPONENT; }).join(" \\cdot ")

`\Large{BASE^{EXPONENT} = {?}}`

`EXPANSION[0]`

- `FAKE_SOLUTION1`
- `FAKE_SOLUTION2`
- `FAKE_SOLUTION3`
- `FAKE_SOLUTION4`

The base in this expression is `BASE`.

The exponent in this expression is `EXPONENT`.

This expression means `BASE` multiplied by itself `EXPONENT` times.

`BASE^{EXPONENT} = EXPANSION[0]`

BASE + "^{" + EXPONENT + "}" BASE * EXPONENT === 8 ? BASE + " \\cdot " + EXPONENT : EXPONENT + "^{" + BASE + "}" EXPONENT + "^{" + EXPONENT + "}" BASE === 1 || BASE === 0 ? EXPONENT : BASE + "^{" + BASE + "}"

`\Large{EXPANSION[0] = {?}}`

`SOLUTION`

- `FAKE_SOLUTION1`
- `FAKE_SOLUTION2`
- `FAKE_SOLUTION3`

This is `BASE` multiplied by itself `EXPONENT` times.

The base is `BASE`.

The exponent is `EXPONENT`.

`EXPANSION[0] = BASE^{EXPONENT}`

round(pow(BASE, EXPONENT))

`\Large{BASE^{EXPONENT} = {?}}`

`SOLUTION`

`= v`