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Line 79: \| {{math\|''m'' ≠ 0}} \|- \| align="center" \| {{sfrac\|1\|{{mvar\|x}}}} (~~i.e.~~that is, {{math\|''x''<sup>−1</sup>}}) \| align="center" \| {{sfrac\|1\|{{mvar\|y}}}} (~~i.e.~~that is, {{math\|''y''<sup>−1</sup>}}) \| {{math\|''x'', ''y'' ≠ 0}} \|- \| align="center" \| {{math\|''x''<sup>''p''</sup>}} \| align="center" \| <math>\sqrt[p]y</math> (~~i.e.~~that is, {{math\|''y''<sup>1/''p''</sup>}}) \| {{math\|''x'', ''y'' ≥ 0}} if {{math\|p}} is even; integer {{math\|''p'' > 0}} \|-

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