2 squared, 22 or 2^2.
In some old programming languages 2**2, but this should be avoided since it is no longer standard. Excel, for example interprets "x**y" as "x times 10 to the power y"
2 to the second power, written 2 with a superscript, (raised half a line to the right of the numeral 2).
Its hard to do type it out. Easier to write it. ^ means the number is raised or superscript. X = (2)^2 X (3)^3
you write down the 4 and put a little 2 up above the right side of it
7 to the second power
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2*2*n2
2 to the second power, written 2 with a superscript, (raised half a line to the right of the numeral 2).
(2 x 5)2
18^2 = 3.24*10^2
x12 = (x6)2 = (x2)6 = x2x2x2x2x2x2
Its hard to do type it out. Easier to write it. ^ means the number is raised or superscript. X = (2)^2 X (3)^3
the same way you would write to the second power, only with a 3 instead of a 2, a tiny 3 where this asterisk* is. so 3 to the 3rd is 3* but with a three (where the asterisk is)
It is either (-3)^2 = +9or -3^2 = -9 It is not clear which one you require.
you write down the 4 and put a little 2 up above the right side of it
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10 to the second power is the inverse of 10 to the negative second power. 10 to the 2nd power is 100 so the inverse of 100 is 1/100 or .01 so 10 to the negative second power is written as 10-2 which is equal to 1/100 or 0.01.
9 to the second power :))