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Learning with simple EXPONENTS?! Well here you go!! :) How to solve: A exponent is a small number next to a whole number, well that's the easy way to explain it! When writing out exponents, you may see something like this 2^4, the ^ Symbols the next number is a "exponent" When solving a exponent, you multiply the whole, by the number. So 2^4 would be 16 because we did 2*2*2*2, got it? Here is another example: 6^4 we would do 6*6*6*6!!!! Got it?
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Here is a example, 2^2 Would technically be |dw:1429200680521:dw|
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