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What is 10⁻² in decimal form?
Remember, a negative exponent indicates a move to the denominator.
Express the number 256 in exponential notation.
Think of how many times 2 is multiplied by itself.
What does 10⁻⁴ equal?
Consider how negative signs affect the exponent.
True or False: Negative exponents can only represent whole numbers.
Think about what negative exponents do to a number.
Convert 0.000000123 to standard form and then evaluate it using negative exponents.
Count how many places the decimal moves to get the exponent.
If 10⁵ and 10⁻⁴ are multiplied, what is the result and what does it represent?
Apply the rule of am × an = am+n.
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