Raise a number to a power POW

To raise a number x to a power y, use either the POW() or POWER() functions

SELECT POW(2,2); => 4
SELECT POW(4,2); => 16

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Arithmetic:

* Arithmetic

* Arithmetic Operators

* Mathematical Constants

* Trigonometry SIN COS

* Rounding ROUND FLOOR CEIL

* Raise a number to a power POW

* Square Root SQRT

* Random Numbers RAND

* Absolute Value and Sign ABS SIGN

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36 Install MySQL with Docker

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56 Dynamic Un-Pivot Table using Prepared Statement

57 NULL

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63 Error 1055 ONLY FULL GROUP BY

64 Full-Text search

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67 Recover and reset default root password

68 One to Many

69 JOINS Join 3 tables

70 Server Information

71 Recover from lost root password

72 Contributors