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MissLatina:
Help plss
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MissLatina:
@luigi0210 Can u help me again plssss
MissLatina:
Bruuuu someone help me with this plsss
MrMystery:
In order to find this out u need to find the rule of powers
MissLatina:
@mrmystery wrote:
In order to find this out u need to find the rule of powers
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MrMystery:
Basically 8 to the power of 0 is like saying 8 and that's it
MissLatina:
@mrmystery wrote:
Basically
8 to the power of 0 is like saying 8 and that's it
Luigi0210:
What are your options? Think arroz went to the little boy's room.
MissLatina:
@luigi0210 wrote:
What are your options? Think arroz went to the little boy's room.
MissLatina:
they are Multi by 2 multi by 8 divi by 2 divi by 4 divi by 8
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Luigi0210:
Well, if you know how exponents work, you would know that as the power increases, it is multiplied by that same base, so for example: \[\large 8^3=8*8*8\] As you go down: \[\large 8^2=8*8\] \[\large 8^1=8\] \[\large 8^0=1 \] As it DECREASE.. do you notice what is happening? Every power down, it is getting divided by a factor of 8.
MissLatina:
@luigi0210 wrote:
Well, if you know how exponents work, you would know that as the power increases, it is multiplied by that same base, so for example:
\[\large 8^3=8*8*8\]
As you go down:
\[\large 8^2=8*8\]
\[\large 8^1=8\]
\[\large 8^0=1 \]
As it DECREASE.. do you notice what is happening?
Every power down, it is getting divided by a factor of 8.
Luigi0210:
No prob
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