EBK INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY
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Chapter PSS, Problem 11KT
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The key term corresponding to the definition “a number is written as a superscript that indicates a value multiplied by itself” is to be stated.
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A number is written as a superscript of a value when the value is multiplied the number times itself. The number of times the process is repeated is indicated by the superscript. When the number
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EBK INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY
Ch. PSS - Prob. PSS.1CECh. PSS - Prob. PSS.2CECh. PSS - Prob. PSS.3CECh. PSS - Prob. PSS.4CECh. PSS - Prob. PSS.5CECh. PSS - Prob. PSS.6CECh. PSS - Prob. PSS.7CECh. PSS - Prob. PSS.8CECh. PSS - Prob. PSS.9CECh. PSS - Prob. PSS.10CE
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