With 10 to the power to a negative number, it's easier.
Here's a trick: The negative number is the places to the right of the decimal. The last number is a 1, while the rest are 0s.
From this, we get:
Here's a trick: The negative number is the places to the right of the decimal. The last number is a 1, while the rest are 0s.
From this, we get:
