Powering Up with Exponents Basics Exponents are sometimes called powers. In prealgebra, an exponent is a smaller number to the upper right of a letter or number. You read it by calling it a power. Example: 42 would be re - The Basics - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Powering Up with Exponents Basics Exponents are sometimes called powers. In prealgebra, an exponent is a smaller number to the upper right of a letter or number. You read it by calling it a power. Example: 42 would be re Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-12-18 09:45:18 Open Document File Size: 303,41 KB Share Result on Facebook

Powering Up with Exponents Basics Exponents are sometimes called powers. In prealgebra, an exponent is a smaller number to the upper right of a letter or number. You read it by calling it a power. Example: 42 would be reAdd to Reading List