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What is 1 divided by 3 to the negative fourth power?
0.3333
What is 3 divided by 3 to the negative 4th power?
Three divided by three to the negative 4th power is 243.
3 to the 2nd power times 3 to the 4th power?
729
What does 3 to the 4th power mean in exponents?
3 to the fouth power is the same as 3*3*3*3
The 3 in 4 power of 3?
In the expression: 4³ = 64, the 3 is called the exponentor the power. You would read this as "four to the power of three" or "four cubed".But if it meant 34 = 81, which is read '3 to the 4th power' or '4th power of 3', then the 3 is called the base.
What is 3 to the 4th power divided by 3 to the 7th power equal to?
Three to the 4th power divided by 3 to the 7th power equals 0.03703703703
Sum of 3 to the 11th power?
311 = 177147
How would you work this sum out a x a x a .would it be 3a or to the power of 3?
it will be a cube or a to the power of 3.
What is 1 divided by 3 to the negative fourth power?
0.3333
What is 3 divided by 3 to the negative 4th power?
Three divided by three to the negative 4th power is 243.
3 to the 2nd power times 3 to the 4th power?
729
What does 3 to the 4th power mean in exponents?
3 to the fouth power is the same as 3*3*3*3
The 3 in 4 power of 3?
In the expression: 4³ = 64, the 3 is called the exponentor the power. You would read this as "four to the power of three" or "four cubed".But if it meant 34 = 81, which is read '3 to the 4th power' or '4th power of 3', then the 3 is called the base.
What is the sum of 2 the 12th power and 3 to the 13 power?
212 + 313 = 4096 + 1594323 = 1598419
What is the value of 3 to the 4th power?
81
Is the sum of two power functions always a power function?
No, the sum of two power functions is not always a power function. For example, if we take ( f(x) = x^2 ) and ( g(x) = x^3 ), their sum ( f(x) + g(x) = x^2 + x^3 ) is not a power function, as it cannot be expressed in the form ( x^k ) for a single exponent ( k ). In general, the sum of two power functions with different exponents yields a polynomial rather than a single power function.
Can 268 be written as a the sum of a power of 3 and a square number?
Yes. 268 = 5² + 3⁵
