Find the value of 4×10exponent2

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400, PEMDAS tells us exponent before multiplication so you would do 10 x10 because it's to the 2nd power which is 100 then multiply by 4 = 400

Snovelli answered Jul 4, 2017

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The answer is 400 because 4*10 is 40 and 40 to the second power is 400.

Donclark answered Jul 8, 2017

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