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What is a quarter of 16 to the power of 40? And please explain.
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well a quarter of 16 is 16 divided by four which is 4
so this is 4^40
which is a giant number
No. Sorry, I worded it kind of weird. It's a quarter of 16^40
not sure now, it will be that number divided by four though, i dint know if you can just divide the 16 by 4 and the 40 by 4?
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No, this was in my math quiz and apparently the answer is 4^80
Sorry, it's 4^79
\[4^{2}=16 so (4^{2})^{40}=4^{80}\]
because when there is one nr x on exponent a and this all on the exponent b so than this two exponents we need multiply than we get x on the exponent a*b this is property of exponents if i remember correct - so check it please in your mathbook
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