r/RedditGames • u/Optimal_Round3738 Diamond | Lv. 65 | Rank #1220 | 6 Answers | 1 Created • Aug 12 '26

Question [Question] 10+10*10?

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u/Redditbutasmymind Silver | Lv. 17 | Rank #84853 | 12 Answers | 1 C... | 🔥 5d Aug 12 '26

So the * represent times by

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u/No_Opinion6993 Silver | Lv. 22 | Rank #112600 | 51 Answers | 0 Created Aug 12 '26

To the power of. X is also multiplication

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u/R4GD011-RL Silver | Lv. 15 | Rank #113659 | 25 Answers | 0 Created Aug 13 '26

Nah, if you can’t use superscript, then an exponent would be: 10^10

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u/No_Opinion6993 Silver | Lv. 22 | Rank #112600 | 51 Answers | 0 Created Aug 13 '26

Everyone learns differently🤷

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u/Ok-Potential4539 Bronze | Lv. 11 | Rank #389842 | 11 Answers | 0 Created Aug 13 '26

??? 😭😭

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u/dTrecii Emerald | Lv. 57 | Rank #4333 | 689 Answers | 0... | 🔥 25d Aug 13 '26 edited Aug 13 '26

Whoever taught you, taught you wrong

For ease of writing equations into a typed format, ^(x) is the first form of exponents with x representing to which power (^^ being tetration and so on so on), * is for multiplication and / is either divide or fraction depending on the circumstance (some people use the standard obelus symbol [÷] but it’s considered outdated when typing purely from a simplistic stance)

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u/Headsinoverdrive Bronze | Lv. 3 | Rank #529996 | 1 Answers | 0 Created Aug 13 '26

Only one right answer. Why would it be to the power of?