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#10 the rule is any number to the power of 10 equals 1.ALWAYS!

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you just divide it by 5 if it's 5
/ by 2 if it's 2
/by

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Anything to the power of 0 = 1.

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#8 no it would be division since we are dealing with negative numbers

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2's multiplies each by two
3's multiplies each by 3
5's multiplies by 5
10's multiplies each by 10

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I noticed that each number would multiply itself by whatever number to the power of 1

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The bases are being multiplyed by its starting base. ex. 2 to the 4 power will equal 16

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this jojo

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How are you supposed to do

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How are you supposed to do

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#7 it tells you that no matter what the base is if it's a power of 0 it equals 1

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#3 it multiplies it self like times like something times two what I mean by like it self the base number
#5

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#9: when it turns into a negative exponent, you divide instead of multiply

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On the base 2 problems, they are multiplicants by 2s. On the base 3 problems, they are multiplacants by 3s. On the base 10 problems, they are multipacants by 10s. On the base 5 problems, they are multipacants of 10s.

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#2 it multiplies itself by the number you started with. -mk dawson & jeremiah

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