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What's the way to write or to read power (math) it in words?
Does "powered by" is correct?
For example:
"2 powered by 5 divided by 2 powered by 3." works?
Also "What 4 powered by 3 does equal to?" is correct?
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What's the way to write or to read power (math) it in words?
Does "powered by" is correct?
For example:
"2 powered by 5 divided by 2 powered by 3." works?
Also "What 4 powered by 3 does equal to?" is correct?
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What's the way to write or to read power (math) it in words?
Does "powered by" is correct?
For example:
"2 powered by 5 divided by 2 powered by 3." works?
Also "What 4 powered by 3 does equal to?" is correct?
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What's the way to write or to read power (math) it in words?
Does "powered by" is correct?
For example:
"2 powered by 5 divided by 2 powered by 3." works?
Also "What 4 powered by 3 does equal to?" is correct?
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It is usual to say
"2 raised to the power 5"
or more concisely
"2 to the power 5"
"2 to the power of 5" is also acceptable, but not "2 powered by 5".
Amongst mathematicians "2 to the 5" is shorthand, "power of" being understood.
So you should say
"2 to the power 5 divided by 2 to the power 3"
and
"What is 4 to the power 3 equal to?"
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It is usual to say
"2 raised to the power 5"
or more concisely
"2 to the power 5"
"2 to the power of 5" is also acceptable, but not "2 powered by 5".
Amongst mathematicians "2 to the 5" is shorthand, "power of" being understood.
So you should say
"2 to the power 5 divided by 2 to the power 3"
and
"What is 4 to the power 3 equal to?"
edited 3 hours ago
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It is usual to say
"2 raised to the power 5"
or more concisely
"2 to the power 5"
"2 to the power of 5" is also acceptable, but not "2 powered by 5".
Amongst mathematicians "2 to the 5" is shorthand, "power of" being understood.
So you should say
"2 to the power 5 divided by 2 to the power 3"
and
"What is 4 to the power 3 equal to?"
edited 3 hours ago
Judicious Allure
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answered 8 hours ago
Peter JenningsPeter Jennings
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It is usual to say
"2 raised to the power 5"
or more concisely
"2 to the power 5"
"2 to the power of 5" is also acceptable, but not "2 powered by 5".
Amongst mathematicians "2 to the 5" is shorthand, "power of" being understood.
So you should say
"2 to the power 5 divided by 2 to the power 3"
and
"What is 4 to the power 3 equal to?"
edited 3 hours ago
Judicious Allure
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answered 8 hours ago
Peter JenningsPeter Jennings
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It is usual to say
"2 raised to the power 5"
or more concisely
"2 to the power 5"
"2 to the power of 5" is also acceptable, but not "2 powered by 5".
Amongst mathematicians "2 to the 5" is shorthand, "power of" being understood.
So you should say
"2 to the power 5 divided by 2 to the power 3"
and
"What is 4 to the power 3 equal to?"
edited 3 hours ago
Judicious Allure
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answered 8 hours ago
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