It is: 3-1*3-2 = 1/27
8. Answer: the power of 1 of 8 is simply 8. Who doesn't know that!
14 = ?. This question requires some math skills. Okay, First of all, this requires imaginary numbers. You need to replace 1 with i. i = an imaginary number. So if 1 to the 4th power means, 1 to itself four times, replace one with an imaginary number. so i to the 4th power = x. x = i to the 4th power. Change i to the 4th power, to 2i to the 2nd power. 2i to the 2nd power = x. So change that to i to the 1st power. So i to the 1st power = 1/2x. Now you can solve this by isolating x. You multiply both sides by 1/2. Now you will get the answer, which is 1/2i to the 1st power. the answer is, 2 and 1/2i.
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Yes, one can be an exponent. Something to the first power is the base. For example, 4 to the 1st power is 4. 1,345,864,123 to the 1st power is 1,345,864,123. I hope this helps!
Any number to the 1st power is the same number, unchanged. Two to the 1st power is 2.
Anything to the 1st power is itself.
It is: 3-1*3-2 = 1/27
1st term is 1 to the power of 1 = 1 2nd term is 2 to the power of 2 = 4 3rd term is 3 to the power of 3 = 27 4th term is 4 to the power of 4 = 256
8. Answer: the power of 1 of 8 is simply 8. Who doesn't know that!
14 = ?. This question requires some math skills. Okay, First of all, this requires imaginary numbers. You need to replace 1 with i. i = an imaginary number. So if 1 to the 4th power means, 1 to itself four times, replace one with an imaginary number. so i to the 4th power = x. x = i to the 4th power. Change i to the 4th power, to 2i to the 2nd power. 2i to the 2nd power = x. So change that to i to the 1st power. So i to the 1st power = 1/2x. Now you can solve this by isolating x. You multiply both sides by 1/2. Now you will get the answer, which is 1/2i to the 1st power. the answer is, 2 and 1/2i.
Anthing to the 1st power, is itself.
Anything to the 1st power is itself.
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