What is the term for the value of a number when raised to an exponent?

The term "power" refers to the value of a number when raised to an exponent. In mathematical expressions, when a number, known as the base, is multiplied by itself a certain number of times determined by the exponent, the result is the power of that number. For instance, in the expression (3^4), which means 3 raised to the 4th power, the number 3 is the base, and the result (in this case, 81) is what we call the power.

While the base is essential as it is the number being multiplied, and other terms like factorial and multiple are related to different concepts in mathematics, they do not represent the value produced from exponentiation. Therefore, power is specifically the term used to denote the resulting value when a base is raised to an exponent.