Rewrite the equation 10=1,000 with an exponet that makes it true .
2 answers:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The expression 10=1,000 is obviously false, but we can make it true by rewriting it with an exponent.
Note that 1,000=10*10*10
Or, equivalently:
Thus, if we modify the original false expression and add an exponent 3 to the base 10, then it would be true:
Original:
10=1,000 => false
Rewritten true:
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