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3 years ago

Express the following as powers of 64: (e) 1 (f) 1/64 (g) 1/8 (h) 1/2 (I) 1/64

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Answer:

(e) 1 =64⁰

(f) 1/64 = 64⁻¹ negative one power

(g) 1/8 = 64⁻¹/² negative one half power

(h) 1/2 = 64⁻1/6 negative one/sixth power

(I) 1/64 same as (f) ??

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