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To solve the expression (2^2015)*(5^2019), it can be rewritten in scientific notation. The calculation involves breaking down the powers of 5 and combining them with the powers of 2, leading to the expression 6.25 x 10^2018. Additionally, guidance on using LaTeX for mathematical expressions is provided, emphasizing the use of dollar signs to enclose equations. This approach helps clarify how to format and present mathematical terms effectively. Understanding these steps allows for accurate representation and calculation of exponent questions.
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How do I solve (2^2015)*(5^2019) ?
Thank you, if you can teach me how to do this :)

I couldn't figure out how to use LaTeX.
 
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Re: Please help with this exponents question

Mord3Kay said:
How do I solve (2^2015)*(5^2019) ?
Thank you, if you can teach me how to do this :)

I couldn't figure out how to use LaTeX.

Hi Mord3Kay, welcome to MHB!

I suppose you want to express $2^{2015}\times 5^{2019}$ in scientific notation?

If that's what it's asked, then note that

$\begin{align*}2^{2015}\times 5^{2019}&=2^{2015}\times 5^{4+2015}\\&=2^{2015}\times 5^4\times 5^{2015}\\&=5^4\times (2^{2015}\times 5^{2015})\\&=625\times (2\times 5)^{2015}\\&=6.25\times 10^3\times 10^{2015}\\&=6.25\times 10^{2018}\end{align*}$

As for writing math expressions, symbols or equations in latex, all that you need to do is to enclose your mathematical terms with dollar signs, like if you want $x^2$, you use \$x^2\$, and if you want $x^{12}$, you use \$x^{12}\$.
 
Re: Please help with this exponents question

Thank you :-)
 
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