Question

What is the value of the missing exponent? (Type only the numerical value of the missing exponent. Do not skip any spaces.)
(2x3)?=4x6

Answer 1

ok forget that

Answer 2

i need it fast

Answer 3

if the question is
\[(2\times 3)^?=4\times 6\] you cannot do it

Answer 4

yes

Answer 5

NO*

Answer 6

if the six was a nine, the answer would be 2

Answer 7

(2x^3)^? = 4x^6

Answer 8

if it is really
\[6^x=24\] then the approximate answer is 1.7737

Answer 9

oh that is an X!! the answer i s 2

Answer 10

2

Answer 11

YEs i am right for once. thank you

Answer 12

since \((2x^3)^2=4x^6\)

Answer 13

now you can put back the happy picture

Answer 14

yw

Answer 15

hahahahahaha maybe soon

Answer 16

any more before i go to lunch?

Answer 17

i have a cooler one now

Answer 18

yes please

Answer 19

go ahead lets knock them out

Answer 20

2, 134, 000 = 2.134 x 10^?

Answer 21

thank you by the way

Answer 22

\(-\) since you have to move the decimal 6 places left

Answer 23

damn \(-6\) is what i meant

Answer 24

thought so

Answer 25

\[2, 134, 000 = 2.134 \times 10^{-6}\]

Answer 26

What is the standard form of the number written in scientific notation?

3.14 x 10^6

Answer 27

6 zeros?

Answer 28

move the decimal six places to the right

Answer 29

no, not six zeros, six decimal places

Answer 30

in between the 2 and 1

Answer 31

\(3,140,000\)

Answer 32

the decimal is between the 1 and the 4, if you move it six places to the right you get
\[3,140,000.\]

Answer 33

thank you. two more please

Answer 34

okay

Answer 35

by the way, the phone call went well. she felt stupid

Answer 36

lol
she should, that work sheet was a real piece of sheet

Answer 37

When you write the given number in scientific notation, what is the exponent in the power of 10?

0.000716 = 7.16 x 10^?

Answer 38

hahahahaha "sheet"

Answer 39

you have moved the decimal for places to the right, so it is \(-4\)

Answer 40

yes!!! i dont suck at this, my answers were right