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Find the numerical equivalent of 2^5 ⋅2^−2 Responses 128 2 16 8
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The numerical equivalent of 2^5 ⋅2^−2 can be found by using the rule of exponents which states that when you multiply two numbers with the same base, you add their exponents.
So, 2^5 ⋅2^−2 can be simplified as follows:
2^5 ⋅2^−2 = 2^(5 + (-2)) = 2^3
Therefore, the numerical equivalent is 8. So the correct response is 8.
So, 2^5 ⋅2^−2 can be simplified as follows:
2^5 ⋅2^−2 = 2^(5 + (-2)) = 2^3
Therefore, the numerical equivalent is 8. So the correct response is 8.