Rewrite this sequence using exponents 1; 10; 100; 1000 ; 10000

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Exponents are numbers that are compressed. These numbers are simplified by finding a number that when multiplied by itself multiple times will get to the original number. This sequence can be rewritten as:10⁻¹; 10¹; 10²; 10³; 10⁴

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11111nata11111 [884]3 years ago

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Exponents are numbers that are compressed. These numbers are simplified by finding a number that when multiplied by itself multiple times will get to the original number.

This sequence can be rewritten as:

10⁻¹; 10¹; 10²; 10³; 10⁴

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