hi how do i du 10^7 powr. dos that mean i du 7 zeros
yes it would be 10,000,000
\[\large 10^7\] since the exponent is 7 it means write 10 7 times \[\large (10)(10)(10)(10)(10)(10)(10)\]
whenever you are putting 10 to the power of something, you just add that many zeros
so 10^12 would be 1,000,000,000,000
wow dats a lot ok thx
so the final result would be 10,000,000 or a good shortcut would be to just write 1 and 7 zeros
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I'll add a bit more information this is scientific notation when we have a positive exponent like \[\large 10^4 \] it means write 1 and 4 zeros. the exponent is 4 so write 4 zeros 10,000
if we have a negative exponent like \[\large 10^{-4}\] using the exponent rule (since negative exponents aren't allowed) we have \[\large \frac{1}{10^4} \rightarrow \frac{1}{10,000}\] computing that big fraction will give us \[\large 0.0001\] so for the first 0 you just write that number and then write a decimal point.. and then the remaining zeros.
or the shortcut method would be to write 0. first and then then remaining zeros followed by a 1 it's backwards 0.0001
of course i didnt get any medals fml
no one help him
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he wrote this on my question hey max you don't know the simplest stuff man you've gotta figure out this junk instead of going on this website like a retard
lol i saw it. what a jerk
hes just a troll
Yo @flightoftheturtle if you have nothing better to do then sleep instead of making users waste their time after you next time ask a legit question you actually need help on if its for fun write on the post that its for fun.
^agreed
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