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A kilobyte is 2^10. A megabyte is 2^20 bytes. How many kilobytes are in a megabyte? Use the exponent rule for division to find your answer and give your answer in exponential form.
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We want to divide the amount of bytes in a megabyte by the amount of bytes in a kilobyte like so: \[\frac{ 2^{20} }{ 2^{10} }=2^{20-10}\]Keeping in mind that when we divide terms with like bases, the bases subtract.
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