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Example Question #41 : Algebra
Express the quotient in scientific notation:
Since 0.375 is not in the range
, we adjust the answer as follows:
Example Question #1123 : Gmat Quantitative Reasoning
Give the result in scientific notation:
Since 64 does not fall in the range
, we adjust as follows:
Example Question #13 : Exponents
Give the sum in scientific notation:
Rewrite the second addend as follows:
Example Question #21 : Exponents
Give the sum in scientific notation:
Rewrite the second addend as follows:
This is not in scientific notation; we adjust as follows:
Example Question #44 : Algebra
Give the quotient in scientific notation:
Since 0.9375 does not fall in the range
, we adjust the answer as follows:
Example Question #21 : Exponents
Give the difference in scientific notation:
Rewrite the second addend as follows:
Example Question #21 : Understanding Exponents
Express the product in scientific notation:
Since 40 does not fall inside the rangle
, we adjust the answer as follows:
Example Question #42 : Algebra
If
, what does equal?
We can use the fact that
to see thatSince
, we have.
Example Question #43 : Algebra
Simplify:
Use the properties of exponents as follows:
Example Question #44 : Algebra
Solve for
:
The equation has no solution.
The left and right sides of the equation have the same base, so we can equate the exponents and solve:
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