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MATH 097 Chapter Notes - Chapter 1: Scientific Notation, Nth Root, A153 Road

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*this follows the basic college mathematics textbook by elayn martin-gay, but can be used for any basic math course. To actually solve that, we know it is basically: exponential notation. So with exponential notation, it is basically the same factors repeating or being multiplied by the same number. It is also important to understand written notation as well. To be able to read and then write what it is telling you. For example, if you see: eight to the power of four. We know that it will be 8^4 or. I will show one more example before giving normal problems. All answers will be at the bottom of the notes. Five to the power of two times nine to the power of four. Example 1) three to the power of five times eighteen to the power of two. Example 2) nine to the power of four times three to the power of three times four to the power of one.

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