What are Exponents and Powers? Definitions, Rules, and Examples (Communities - Education)
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What are Exponents and Powers? Definitions, Rules, and Examples | |
Exponents and powers are perhaps the most fundamental concepts found in mathematics, which has made it easy to get the same number multiplied times over again. An exponent is how many times that number, known as a base, is multiplied to itself. For instance, in (2^3), the number 2 is the base, and the exponent (power) being 3 shows that this number, 2 is multiplied by itself three times (same base) i.e. (2 times 2 times 2 =8). The result obtained from such multiplication is power. The result obtained from such multiplication is referred to as the power. These concepts are vital in understanding the difference between exponential and power functions and their applications in mathematics, from basic arithmetic to advanced algebra and scientific calculations. Mastering the rules of exponents and powers is crucial for solving equations, simplifying expressions, and efficiently addressing real-world problems. This ensures that calculations are devised and executed streamlined and simplified. | |
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