Convert the repeated multiplication 41 × 41 × 41 × 41 × 92 into exponent form. The base 41 appears 4 times, so the expression becomes 41^4 · 92.
Count how many times 41 is multiplied: there are four 41s. Replace the repeated multiplication by an exponent: 41 multiplied by itself 4 times is 41^4. Then multiply by 92.
Filled expression: 41^4 · 92
If the blank form was 41^__ · 92, the blank should be filled with the number 4.
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