Asked by Sam
Hi, how do I write the number 1/32 as a power of 2. What would the value of the index be? Many thanks
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Answered by
DrBob222
2<sup>2 = 4</sup>
2<sup>3 = 8</sup>
2<sup>4 = 16<sup>
2<sup>5 = 32</sup>
2<sup>6 = 64<sup> etc.
2<sup>3 = 8</sup>
2<sup>4 = 16<sup>
2<sup>5 = 32</sup>
2<sup>6 = 64<sup> etc.
Answered by
DrBob222
Some didn't print very well.
2<sup>5 = 32</sup>
2<sup>6 = 64</sup> etc.
2<sup>5 = 32</sup>
2<sup>6 = 64</sup> etc.
Answered by
MathMate
To continue,
2<sup>0</sup>=1
2<sup>-1</sup>=1/2<sup>1</sup>=1/2
2<sup>-2</sup>=1/2<sup>2</sup>=1/4
2<sup>-3</sup>=1/2<sup>3</sup>=1/8
2<sup>-4</sup>=1/2<sup>4</sup>=1/16
2<sup>-5</sup>=1/2<sup>5</sup>=1/32
2<sup>-6</sup>=1/2<sup>6</sup>=1/64
2<sup>0</sup>=1
2<sup>-1</sup>=1/2<sup>1</sup>=1/2
2<sup>-2</sup>=1/2<sup>2</sup>=1/4
2<sup>-3</sup>=1/2<sup>3</sup>=1/8
2<sup>-4</sup>=1/2<sup>4</sup>=1/16
2<sup>-5</sup>=1/2<sup>5</sup>=1/32
2<sup>-6</sup>=1/2<sup>6</sup>=1/64
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