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8^? = 256?

 Dec 2, 2014

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Since both 8 and 256 are multiples of 2, by playing with exponents on 2, I got:

          2^3 = 8     and     2^8 = 256

So now,    8^?  =  256     becomes     (2³)^?  =  2^8

When you are raising an exponent to an exponent, multiply the exponents together, so now we have:

         2^(3·?)  =  2^8

This becomes:  3·?  =  8        --->   ?  =  8/3

 Dec 2, 2014
 #1
avatar+23254 
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Best Answer

Since both 8 and 256 are multiples of 2, by playing with exponents on 2, I got:

          2^3 = 8     and     2^8 = 256

So now,    8^?  =  256     becomes     (2³)^?  =  2^8

When you are raising an exponent to an exponent, multiply the exponents together, so now we have:

         2^(3·?)  =  2^8

This becomes:  3·?  =  8        --->   ?  =  8/3

geno3141 Dec 2, 2014
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82.6666666666666667=256

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 Dec 2, 2014

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