Consider the equation 1,000,000=10^6. Why is 10 used as the base to write 10^6 ?

Name: Consider the equation 1,000,000=10^6. Why is 10 used as the base to write 10^6 ?
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Description: Consider the equation 1,000,000=10^6. Why is 10 used as the base to write 10^6 ?

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Nick Johnson · Answer

Hello. So here we&#x27;re given the exponential equation, 10 to the fifth is equal to 100 ,000 or goi

Subhadeepta Sahoo · Answer

In this question let us take the series summation n is equal to 0 to infinity k multiplied by 1

Nick Johnson · Answer

Hello, here we have 10 to the fifth power is equal to 100 ,000. So in log form, well, we can jus

Jacquelinne S. Mejia Sandoval · Answer

we know that 1 million is equal to 1 times 10 to the 6. If you want to know how much is 10 milli

Subhadeepta Sahoo · Answer

In the given question we need to add the equation in logarithmic form now you know when the equa

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Consider the equation \( 1,000,000=10^{6} \). Why is 10 used as the base to write \( 10^{6} \) ?

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