If you're talking about how to type them here in this website, then the little [x²] button above the editing box will turn highlited text into superscript.
In spreadsheets (such as Excel) and many programming languages, using the carat [^] symbol (shift-6, on the keyboard), will raise to a power. Example:
If you mean a fraction then: 1/2. If you mean exponents then use a smaller font for the 2.
2
Terms
252 or 54
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The Typical way to Write a Number with Exponents on the Computer is like this: NUMBEREXPONENT = NUMBER^EXPONENT Example: 63 = 6^3 Hope that makes sense!!
If you mean a fraction then: 1/2. If you mean exponents then use a smaller font for the 2.
102
811
101
419,854,000 using exponents is 4.19854 x 108
It is common to write exponential functions using the carat (^), which means "raised to the power". Computer programing uses the ^ sign, as do some calculators. In some programming languages such as Python, two multiplication symbols, **, may represent exponents
2
4.6 × 101
56
2^9
4.0 × 101