Question

Someone please teach me how to add double digit numbers on an exponent please ;-;

Answer 1

\[5^16\] its supposed to be 5^16 how do i do that?

Answer 2

\(5^{16}\)

Answer 3

-_-

Answer 4

`\(x^{blah}\)`
\(x^{blah}\)

Answer 5

O_o

Answer 6

Put {} after the ^

Answer 7

\[8^67\]

Answer 8

>:(

Answer 9

And write your double digit in {} like 8^{67}

And don't forget to start and end it with `\(\)`

Answer 10

huh?

Answer 11

\(\Large Base^{exponent}\)

`\(\Large Base^{exponent}\)`

Answer 12

>_<\[51^(67)\]

Answer 13

I added \Large so you can see it better

Answer 14

@pooja195

This { } not ( )

Answer 15

Let me to try to explain this to @pooja195 OK? @TheSmartOne

Answer 16

Pooja, what he is saying is when you type a normal LaTeX code and you want to make everything the same color you know how you use `{` and this `}` to select everything you want to be that color? well its the same with your exponent problem

Answer 17

Watch, lets say you have your exponent `16` and your base number 5 you would need to type `\(\Large x^{16}\)` do you notice the brackets around the `16` ? well thats how you make anything with multiple characters go up

Answer 18

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Answer 19

Shouldn't this be in math.....

Answer 20

I'm afraid pooja is asking about making exponents using latex, not evaluating exponents.
this one: \(\sf 5^{12}\) is different from \(\sf 5^{12}= 244140625\) because in \(\sf 5^{12}\) you just wrote what needs to be evaluated but in \(\sf 5^{12}= 244140625\) , you already evaluated the exponent. If pooja is asking on how to EVALUATE, then I'll agree that this should be in math section, but if she's only asking on how to write it on Latex, I guess she's in the right section. Hope this clears it. Happy OPENSTUDYing ^_^

Answer 21

This is in Latex because she wants to have an exponent of 2 digits but when she was trying she kept on getting \(\sf 9^43\) and she wanted it to look like \(\sf 9^{43}\)

Answer 22

\(2^{17}\)

Answer 23

replying to old posts...

Answer 24

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