It means multiply the number by itself that many times. For instance, if you enter [5], [power key], [3], that means multiply 5 by itself 3 times: 5x5x5 = 25x5 = 125.
It gets a little weird when you go something like 16 to the power of 1.25 = 32, or 100 to the power of (1/3) = 4.64..., but you probably won't do that 'til next year!
what does key mean in math
THERE IS NO key term
"key concept" is not a mathematical term . A key concept is an important idea. Two key concepts in math are derivatives and integrals of functions. ( "function" is also a key concept.)
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what does key mean in math
You know how in the back of most textbooks there is a glossary? The glossary normally defines 'key terms'. Key terms are basically terms or words that you must know in order to complete a project or else for a test; whatever form of project is being undertaken.
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If this is math it is probably refering to "n" as a specified number in a key/legend
How we use key terms
math is the key to the universe
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It means that all of the sides in the shape are the same shape and the same size and they slot together when you place the shapes together. * * * * * No, they do not slot together - as a lock and key would. Each one could exactly cover the other.
The phrase "key learning" refers to the most important learning objectives. These can be benchmarks like reading level or math skills.
THERE IS NO key term
"key concept" is not a mathematical term . A key concept is an important idea. Two key concepts in math are derivatives and integrals of functions. ( "function" is also a key concept.)
Exactly....DO YOUR MATH!!