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Restate the question: How do you write powers in word form?
(52 is an example of a power; 5 is the base and 2 is the exponent.)
52 can be written as:
five raised to the power of two
five raised to the second power
five to the power of two
five to the second power
five to the second
five squared
Third powers also have a special name: 53 can be read as "five cubed".
What else can I help you with?
How do you write 640 in expanded form using exponents?
640 written in expanded form using exponents is (6 x 10^2) + (4 x 10^1) + (0 x 10^0)
How do you write 7049 in expanded form using exponents?
7049 = 7*19*53
How do you write 5.24 in word form?
You can write 5.24 in word form as five and twenty-four hundredths
Write 91.4 in expanded form using exponents?
91.4 = (9 x 101) + (1 x 100) . (4/101)
How do you write 14.12 in word form?
You can write 14.12 in word form as fourteen and twelve hundredths
How do you write 3264 short word form using exponents?
4you
How do you write a standard form without exponents?
You cannot do that.
To write a polynomial in standard form write the exponents of the in descending order?
Terms
How do you write 900000 in standard form with exponents?
9.0 × 105
How do you write 74271 in expanded form using exponents?
jguiy
What is used to write repeated factors in a more compact form?
Exponents
How do you write 18801310 in expanded form using exponents?
nwq wde
How do you you write 841 inexpanded form using exponents?
841 = 292
How do you write 56240135010 in expanded form with exponents?
5.624 x 10^10?
When writing polynomial's in standard form what do you write in descending order?
Powers of their exponents
How do you write Exponents in Standard Form?
you multiply for example 2to the 5th power =2x2x2x2x2Writing exponents in standard form is simple and easy to do. For every exponent you have to put a zero.
Numbers written without exponents are in what form?
I would say they are in standard form, but I would be more likely just to ask you to write a simplified number without using exponents. The terminology can vary, but the following example shows the usual names: 1,023 is in standard form. One thousand twenty-three is in word form. 1000 + 20 + 3 is in expanded form.
