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Exponent Calculator

To calculate n raise to the power of x (xn), enter the value of base and exponent in the given input boxes and hit the "calculate" button of this exponent calculator

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Exponent Calculator

Exponents Calculator or e calculator is used in solving exponential forms of expressions. It is also known as raised to the power calculator. 

Properties of exponents calculator:

This calculator solves bases with both negative exponents and positive exponents. It also provides a step by step method with an accurate answer.

What is an exponent?

 An exponent is a small number located in the upper, right-hand position of an exponential expression (base exponent), which indicates the power to which the base of the expression is raised.

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The exponent of a number shows you how many times the number is to be used in multiplication. Exponents do not have to be numbers or constants; they can be variables. 

They are often positive whole numbers, but they can be negative numbers, fractional numbers, irrational numbers, or complex numbers. It is written as a small number to the right and above the base number.

Types:

There are basically two types of exponents. 

  • Positive exponent

A positive exponent tells how many times a number is needed to be multiplied by itself. Use our exponent calculator to solve your questions.

  • Negative exponent 

A negative exponent represents which fraction of the base, the solution is. To simplify exponents with power in the form of fractions, use our exponent calculator.

Example:

Calculate the exponent for the 3 raised to the power of 4 (3 to the power of 4).

It means = 34

Solution:

3*3*3*3 = 81

4 to the 3rd power = 81

Therefore the exponent is 81

2 raised to the power calculator.

Example:

What is the value of exponent for 2 raise to power 9 (2 to the 9th power) 

It means = 29

Solution:

2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2 = 512

2 to the 9th power = 512

Therefore the exponent is 512.

Example:

How do you calculate the exponents of 5,6,7 to the power of 4?

It means = 54, 64, 74

Solution:

5*5*5*5 = 625

6*6*6*6 = 1296

7*7*7*7 = 2401

Therefore the exponents are 625, 1296, 2401.

How to calculate the nth power of a number?

The nth power of a base, let’s say “y”, means y multiplied to itself nth time. If we are to find the fifth power of y, it is y*y*y*y*y.

Some other solutions for the nth power calculator are in the following table.

0.1 to the power of 30.00100
0.5 to the power of 30.12500
0.5 to the power of 40.06250
1.2 to the power of 42.07360
1.02 to the 10th power1.21899
1.03 to the 10th power1.34392
1.2 to the power of 52.48832
1.4 to the 10th power28.92547
1.05 to the power of 51.27628
1.05 to the 10th power1.62889
1.06 to the 10th power1.79085
2 to the 3rd power8
2 to the power of 38
2 raised to the power of 416
2 to the power of 664
2 to the power of 7128
2 to the 9th power512
2 to the tenth power1024
2 to the 15th power32768
2 to the 10th power1024
2 to the power of 28268435456
3 to the power of 29
3 to the 3 power27
3 to the 4 power81
3 to the 8th power6561
3 to the 9th power19683
3 to the 12th power531441
3 to what power equals 8134
4 to the power of 364
4 to the power of 4256
4 to the power of 716384
7 to the power of 3343
12 to the 2nd power144
2.5 to the power of 315.625
12 to the power of 31728
10 exponent 31000
24 to the second power (242)576
10 to the power of 31000
3 to the power of 5243
6 to the power of 3216
9 to the power of 3729
9 to the power of 281
10 to the power of 5100000

Exponent Rules:

Learning the exponent rules along with log rules can make maths really easy for understanding. There are 7 exponent rules.

  • Zero Property of exponent:

 It means if the power of a base is zero then the value of the solution will be 1.

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Example: Simplify 50.

In this question, the power of base is zero, then according to the zero property of exponents, the answer of this non zero base is 1. Hence,

50= 1

  • Negative Property of exponent:

It means when the power of base is a negative number, then after multiplying we will have to find the reciprocal of the answer.

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Example: Simplify 1/3-2.

We will first make the power positive by taking reciprocal.

1/3-2=32

32 = 9

  • Product Property of exponent:

When two exponential expressions having the same non zero base and different powers are multiplied, then their powers are added over the same base.

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Example: Solve (26)(22).

As it is obvious, bases are the same so powers are to be added. Now

(26)(22) = 26+2

28 =2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2

=256

  • Quotient Property of exponent:

It is the opposite of the product property of exponent. When two same bases having different exponents are required to be divided, then their powers are subtracted.

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Example: Simplify 37 /32

3/ 32=37-2

35=3*3*3*3*3

= 243

  • Power of a Power Property:

When an exponent expression further has power, then firstly you need to multiply the powers and then solve the expression.

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Example: Solve: ( x2)3.

Keeping in view the power of power property of exponents, we will multiply powers.

(x2)3=x2*3

= x6

  • Power of a product property:

When a product of bases is raised to some power, the bases will possess the power separately.

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Example: Simplify (4*5)2

452=16*25

= 400

  • Power of a Quotient Property:

It is the same as the power of a product property. Power belongs separately to both the numerator and denominator.

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Example: Solve (2/3)2

(2/3)2=22 / 32

2/ 32=4/9

References: 

  1. Mclph.umn.edu. 2020. What Is An Exponent?.
  2. Stapel, E., 2020. Exponents: Basic Rules | Purplemath.
  3. Math.com. 2020. Algebra Basics - Exponents - In Depth.
  4. Mathinsight.org. 2020. Basic Rules For Exponentiation - Math Insight.
  5. Analyzemath.com. 2020. What Are Exponents In Maths - Grade 7 Maths Questions With Detailed Solutions.
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