#E006P-2 - Exponet Practice 2
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12 questions
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1. Use ^ before typing the value of the exponent. No spaces.Example: x^2For the division bar use / then the right arrow key right after the numerator.Example: x^3/y
1. Use ^ before typing the value of the exponent. No spaces.
Example: x^2
For the division bar use / then the right arrow key right after the numerator.
Example: x^3/y
1
2. Use ^ before typing the value of the exponent. No spaces.Example: x^2For the division bar use / then the right arrow key right after the numerator.Example: x^3/y
2. Use ^ before typing the value of the exponent. No spaces.
Example: x^2
For the division bar use / then the right arrow key right after the numerator.
Example: x^3/y
1
3. Use ^ before typing the value of the exponent. No spaces.Example: x^2For the division bar use / then the right arrow key right after the numerator.Example: x^3/y
3. Use ^ before typing the value of the exponent. No spaces.
Example: x^2
For the division bar use / then the right arrow key right after the numerator.
Example: x^3/y
1
4. Use ^ before typing the value of the exponent. No spaces.Example: x^2For the division bar use / then the right arrow key right after the numerator.Example: x^3/y
4. Use ^ before typing the value of the exponent. No spaces.
Example: x^2
For the division bar use / then the right arrow key right after the numerator.
Example: x^3/y
1
5. Use ^ before typing the value of the exponent. No spaces.Example: x^2For the division bar use / then the right arrow key right after the numerator.Example: x^3/y
5. Use ^ before typing the value of the exponent. No spaces.
Example: x^2
For the division bar use / then the right arrow key right after the numerator.
Example: x^3/y
1
6. Use ^ before typing the value of the exponent. No spaces.Example: x^2For the division bar use / then the right arrow key right after the numerator.Example: x^3/y
6. Use ^ before typing the value of the exponent. No spaces.
Example: x^2
For the division bar use / then the right arrow key right after the numerator.
Example: x^3/y
1
7. Use ^ before typing the value of the exponent. No spaces.Example: x^2For the division bar use / then the right arrow key right after the numerator.Example: x^3/y
7. Use ^ before typing the value of the exponent. No spaces.
Example: x^2
For the division bar use / then the right arrow key right after the numerator.
Example: x^3/y
1
8. Use ^ before typing the value of the exponent. No spaces.Example: x^2For the division bar use / then the right arrow key right after the numerator.Example: x^3/y
8. Use ^ before typing the value of the exponent. No spaces.
Example: x^2
For the division bar use / then the right arrow key right after the numerator.
Example: x^3/y
1
9. Use ^ before typing the value of the exponent. No spaces.Example: x^2For the division bar use / then the right arrow key right after the numerator.Example: x^3/y
9. Use ^ before typing the value of the exponent. No spaces.
Example: x^2
For the division bar use / then the right arrow key right after the numerator.
Example: x^3/y
1
10. Use ^ before typing the value of the exponent. No spaces.Example: x^2For the division bar use / then the right arrow key right after the numerator.Example: x^3/y
10. Use ^ before typing the value of the exponent. No spaces.
Example: x^2
For the division bar use / then the right arrow key right after the numerator.
Example: x^3/y
1
11. Use ^ before typing the value of the exponent. No spaces.Example: x^2For the division bar use / then the right arrow key right after the numerator.Example: x^3/y
11. Use ^ before typing the value of the exponent. No spaces.
Example: x^2
For the division bar use / then the right arrow key right after the numerator.
Example: x^3/y
1
12. Use ^ before typing the value of the exponent. No spaces.Example: x^2For the division bar use / then the right arrow key right after the numerator.Example: x^3/y
12. Use ^ before typing the value of the exponent. No spaces.
Example: x^2
For the division bar use / then the right arrow key right after the numerator.
Example: x^3/y