Algebra - The Very Basics Quotes
Algebra - The Very Basics
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“1. Exponents”
― Algebra - The Very Basics
― Algebra - The Very Basics
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― Algebra - The Very Basics
― Algebra - The Very Basics
“Can an exponent be a negative number? Can it even be a fraction? Both is possible.”
― Algebra - The Very Basics
― Algebra - The Very Basics
“To calculate x to the power of n, we multiply a number x by itself n-times.”
― Algebra - The Very Basics
― Algebra - The Very Basics
“Every number (except zero) to the power of zero is equal to one:”
― Algebra - The Very Basics
― Algebra - The Very Basics
“Whenever we write x, we refer to x to the power of one:”
― Algebra - The Very Basics
― Algebra - The Very Basics
“Table of Contents 1. Exponents 1.1. Motivation”
― Algebra - The Very Basics
― Algebra - The Very Basics
“the exponential identities. If it's possible”
― Algebra - The Very Basics
― Algebra - The Very Basics
