10 to the power of 1...why the fk do they do that...what is the point of (power of 1)
I have a question its
67.71÷10 to the power of 1

Isn't that just 10?
Idk why I don't get this..I find its a stupid question

I don't know exactly what is your doubt sir.

67.71÷10 to the power of 1 = 6,771

Please let me know.

Hey there beto! Why use , instead of .

also does it look like this?

that's what I understood

Let's wait for him to say something.

It's 67.71 ÷ 10 to the power of 1
No brackets and the 1 is beside the 10

It is the same buddy. Nothing change even if the 1 is above the 10.


The X or ÷ have the same properties. You can do each part separately.

This post was edited by betoggc on Feb 9 2016 03:45pm

alright so the (to the power of 1) thats nothing..so why the hell is it needed?
just to mess with your mind?

This post was edited by killerrs2 on Feb 9 2016 03:55pm

haha, when the content is math, there is no limit for badness.

Yes, this information does not necessarily have to be there because it won't change the result.

alright
that's pretty gay
lol thanks man

So you know what to do when you have a formula that involves plugging in a variable in an exponent that can be 1