Pre-Algebra worksheet on exponents and multiplication, designed for simplifying expressions with positive exponents.

The image contains a single character: 햅.

This is a Korean Hangul syllable. Let’s break it down:

- The first part (top) is ㅎ (ieung / hieut) — represents the sound “h”.
- The middle part is ㅑ (ya) — represents the sound “ya”.
- The bottom part is ㅍ (pieup) — represents the sound “p”.

When combined, these form the syllable 햅, which is pronounced like “hyap” (rhymes with “happy” but shorter).

However, note that this syllable is not commonly used in standard Korean words. It may appear in some names, loanwords, or as part of a larger word.

But since the task is just to identify or solve what’s in the image — and there’s no question asked — we can assume the goal is to recognize or transcribe the character.

✔ Final Answer: 햅