Powers.naveen451 wrote:what is the ^ symbol used for
2^4 indicates "2 to the power of 4", or 2*2*2*2=16.
the real GMAT will use superscript to note the same, but the BTG forums do not easily support this feature - hence the notation.
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2^4 indicates "2 to the power of 4", or 2*2*2*2=16.
the real GMAT will use superscript to note the same, but the BTG forums do not easily support this feature - hence the notation.
