SOLUTION: How can I write 64 in six different ways using exponents? I've tried to figure out one and this is what I came up with: {{{ 64=(2^2)^3 }}}. I'm not sure if it is right but I tried!

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Question 258553: How can I write 64 in six different ways using exponents? I've tried to figure out one and this is what I came up with: . I'm not sure if it is right but I tried!
Found 4 solutions by drk, palanisamy, checkley77, stanbon:
Answer by drk(1908)   (Show Source):
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we could say the following:
64^1
8^2
4^3
2^6
(2^3)^2
(2^2)^3

Answer by palanisamy(496)   (Show Source):
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64= 64^1
64=8^2
64=4^3
64=2^6

Answer by checkley77(12844)   (Show Source):
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64=(2^2)^3
64=(2^3)(2^3)
64=(2^2)(2^2)(2^2)
64=(4^2)(2^2)
64=(2^6)
64=(2^4)(2^2)

Answer by stanbon(75887)   (Show Source):
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How can I write 64 in six different ways using exponents? I've tried to figure out one and this is what I came up with: . I'm not sure if it is right but I tried!
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64 = 2^6
64 = 2^3*2^3
64 = 4*2^4
64 = 8*2^3
64 = 16*2^2
64 = 32*2
64 = (2^2)^3
64 = (2^3)^2
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Stan H.