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Power Multiplier

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If you enter y into x and set the value of y, you can calculate it as y^{1~50}y.

When calculating as y^{1~50}y, you have to set y to 1.4486597… or less; otherwise, the result will become ∞ partway through.
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^{1–50}y
 x^y
 x^^y
 x^^^y
 x^^^^y
 x^^^^^y
 x^{6}y
 x^{7}y
 x^{8}y
 x^{9}y
 x^{10}y
 x^{11}y
 x^{12}y
 x^{13}y
 x^{14}y
 x^{15}y
 x^{16}y
 x^{17}y
 x^{18}y
 x^{19}y
 x^{20}y
 x^{21}y
 x^{22}y
 x^{23}y
 x^{24}y
 x^{25}y
 x^{26}y
 x^{27}y
 x^{28}y
 x^{29}y
 x^{30}y
 x^{31}y
 x^{32}y
 x^{33}y
 x^{34}y
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 x^{37}y
 x^{38}y
 x^{39}y
 x^{40}y
 x^{41}y
 x^{42}y
 x^{43}y
 x^{44}y
 x^{45}y
 x^{46}y
 x^{47}y
 x^{48}y
 x^{49}y
 x^{50}y

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