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How do you write 10 using exponents?
2
To write a polynomial in standard form write the exponents of the in descending order?
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How do you write 625 using exponents?
252 or 54
How do you write a standard form without exponents?
You cannot do that.
What are two ways to write the number 16 using exponents?
4^2 = 4x4 = 16 2^3 = 2x2x2 = 16 in other words the answer is two to the power of three or four to the power of two... 4^2 2^3
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Does 16 have any exponents?
No, but you can rewrite it as an expression with exponents if you want.
How do you write 10 in exponents?
101
How do write 81 in exponents?
811
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102
What is the prime for 16 using exponents?
24 = 16
How do you write 419854000 using exponents?
419,854,000 using exponents is 4.19854 x 108
How do you write 555555 using exponents?
56
How do you write 40 in exponents?
4.0 × 101
How do you write 10 using exponents?
2
How do you write 46 in exponents?
4.6 × 101
How do you write 50000 using exponents?
123ads
How do you write 512 in exponents?
2^9
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