Lesson 4
Practice Makes Perfect
Prowess with powers
Page 130
It is certainly true that
100 = 10 × 10 . But when we asked you to write 100 as a power of 10, we meant for you to write 100 using 10 as a base and some appropriate exponent, in other words, in the form
100 = 10n .
Return to Page 125 and choose the correct answer.
Answer to Self-Test Question 1, Lesson 4 :
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