Answer:
Explanation:
that would be written as 1.2^10, and the end result would be the same as you'd get if you use 1.2 as a factor 10 times: 1.2*1.2*1.2* .......1.2
You could use a calculator to evaluate 1.2^10:
Typing in 1.2^10, you'll get 6.191736422.
This is not an exact answer; there are more digits following the ones shown.
Another way in which you could do this problem would be to use logs:
Let y = 1.2^10. Then log y = 10*log 1.2, or log y = 10(0.07918) = 0.791812.
Finding the antilog, we get y = 6.19174