What is a number in exponential notation that decreases in value as the exponent increases in value

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What is a number in exponential notation that decreases in value as the exponent increases in value

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Answer:

Any Fraction

Explanation:

Example:

(1/3)² = 1/9

1/3 > 1/9

Syockit answered Dec 27, 2022

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Answer:

Any fraction

Explanation:

Example:

(2/3)² = 4/9

2/3 > 4/9

Nelson Yeung answered Dec 29, 2022

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