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2^[(4-1)^2] / [2/^(3-2)]
a. 2^8
b. 2^7
c. 2^6
d. 2^5
e. 2^4
OA (A)
I disagree with OA. An exponent to an exponent means you would multiply. So it would be 2^6 / 2^1 = 2^5.
I got these questions from the 700+ document but I'm guessing that it could be wrong?
What is an instance where you're actually exponenting and exponent.
a. 2^8
b. 2^7
c. 2^6
d. 2^5
e. 2^4
OA (A)
I disagree with OA. An exponent to an exponent means you would multiply. So it would be 2^6 / 2^1 = 2^5.
I got these questions from the 700+ document but I'm guessing that it could be wrong?
What is an instance where you're actually exponenting and exponent.
