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Find the missing exponent. 10 =1,000
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Find the missing exponent. 10 =1,000

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Answer:


10^3

Explanation:

An easy way to get exponents done if you're dealing with a multiple of 10, is to count the number of 0's present.

Since there are 3 0's in 1000, 10*10*10 = 1000 which just so happens to be the exponent needed

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