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By moving one of the following digits, make the following equation correct. 62-63=1
Answer:
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2^ – 63 = 1
(2^= 2x2x2x2x2x2 = 64, ∴ 64 – 63 = 1)

kllinxman:
2^ – 63 = 1
(2^= 2x2x2x2x2x2 = 64, ∴ 64 – 63 = 1)

What do 2^ represent in your equation?

indigene:
What do 2^ represent in your equation?

2⁶ - 63 = 1

2 to the power of 6 is 2x2x2x2x2x2=64,
Hence 64-63=1
Or
2 to the power of 6-63=1

Martinez39:
2⁶ - 63 = 1

You tried but it is after 11pm, till next time.
You should have stated it as a teacher

indigene:
What do 2^ represent in your equation?

2×2×2×2×2×2= 62 Just as indicated in the bracket, my phone can't Raise the 2 in power of 6 that is to square the it.... That's why I use the symbol of square root.

kllinxman:
2×2×2×2×2×2= 62 Just as indicated in the bracket, my phone can't Raise the 2 in power of 6 that is to square the it.... That's why I use the symbol of square root.

Thanks for your explanation, the symbol of square root is ✓ not ^.
Try next time,ok

indigene:
Thanks for your explanation, the symbol of square root is ✓ not ^.
Try next time,ok

^ this is a caret symbol, caret represents an exponent, such as a square, cube, or another exponential power.
You can check it up, I used it cos my phone can't raise the 2 in power of 6...

kllinxman:
^ this is a caret symbol, caret represents an exponent, such as a square, cube, or another exponential power.
You can check it up, I used it cos my phone can't raise the 2 in power of 6...

I ask Google, sure it represents three different entities, square, cube or exponential power.
I will accept this formula 2^6 not 2^

The first poster got it.

Ah no understand..

What ever happened to 63-62=1
??

CodeTemplar:
The first poster got it.

Remember I am giving away free #200 air time of any network of choice and I have given away free air time. The answer need be very convincing
2√6-63=1 2 to the power of 6 equals 64-63=1
Or
2^-63=1. 2^ to the power of what?

indigene:
Remember I am giving away free #200 air time of any network of choice and I have given away free air time. The answer need be very convincing
2√6-63=1 2 to the power of 6 equals 64-63=1
Or
2^-63=1. 2^ to the power of what?

Am yet to get the reward ooo....
At least am the 1st poster....

CodeTemplar:
The first poster got it.

Thanks bro....

Which of this equation will be more convincing to an examination body.
1: 2√6?
Or
2√?
Or
2^?
That has been my question. Let's have no mercy occasioned by keypad error