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"The function $h$ raises $2$ to the $x$, where $x$ is the input"

and

"The function $h$ raises $2$ to the $x$th power, where $x$ is the input"

both followape the structure of $f$ and $g$ and, despite containing a clause, sound less awkward/contrived than the alternatives.

"The function $h$ raises $2$ to the $x$, where $x$ is the input"

and

"The function $h$ raises $2$ to the $x$th power, where $x$ is the input"

both follow the structure of $f$ and $g$ and, despite containing a clause, sound less awkward/contrived than the alternatives.

"The function $h$ raises $2$ to the $x$, where $x$ is the input"

and

"The function $h$ raises $2$ to the $x$th power, where $x$ is the input"

both ape the structure of $f$ and $g$ and, despite containing a clause, sound less awkward/contrived than the alternatives.

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ryang
ryang
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  • 13
  • 19

"The function $h$ raises $2$ to the $x$, where $x$ is the input"

and

"The function $h$ raises $2$ to the $x$th power, where $x$ is the input"

both follow the structure of $f$ and $g$ and, despite containing a clause, sound less awkward/contrived than the alternatives.