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That means that powers are used in which the base is 10. It is also implied that the exponent is an integer.
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What does power mean in math terms?
The word power is another word for exponents
What does the second power mean in math?
It is the square: the variable multiplied by itself.
What are the triangles for work and power?
If you mean the symbol of a triangle, in math and science a triangle stands for change in
What does evaluate the power mean in math?
sigma thita alpha bita gama root square
What does power of 10 to 10 to the power of 100 mean in math?
it is the total (estimated) area of the universe, measured in either kilometers or meters
What does power mean in math terms?
The word power is another word for exponents
What does power of 10 mean in math?
the power of 10 mean 10 100 1,000 100,000 the power of 10 mean 10 100 1,000 100,000
What does the second power mean in math?
It is the square: the variable multiplied by itself.
What is the Meaning of power in math?
the meaning of power in math is there are no rules in math
What is the tenth power in math?
The tenth power in math is 100
What does giga mean in maths?
In computer Math, Giga is 2 raised to power of 30 bytes.
What are the triangles for work and power?
If you mean the symbol of a triangle, in math and science a triangle stands for change in
What does evaluate the power mean in math?
sigma thita alpha bita gama root square
What does power of 10 to 10 to the power of 100 mean in math?
it is the total (estimated) area of the universe, measured in either kilometers or meters
What does power factor mean in math?
power factor is the cosine of the angular difference between current and voltage and must be taken into account to get true power (watts)
What does degree mean in math terms?
degree is the power of variable.. in polynomial it is the highest power of the variable, in differential equations it is the highest derivative, etc..
What is the definition for power in math term?
power in a math term is when you multiply the exponents
