Question

(6.01LC The value of 2^3+4^2=

Answer 1

Hello!

To find the value of the exponents, you will multiply the original number by itself  by the number it s being powered by. If this sounds a little confusing here's a little example (2^3=2*2*2).

So, 2^3 would be equivalent to 2*2*2 which is 4*2 which is then 8.

You would then do the same thing w/ 4^2. 4^2 would be the equivalent of 4*4 which is 16.

Now your new simplified equation would be 8+16, which equals 24!

I hope this helps!!!

Answer 2

8+16=24. Take each to their exponent and add