Sample expressions: and All other exponents (including integers with a decimal point, such as 2.0) [base] raised to the [exponent] power Speech: Sample expressions: and Nested exponents (expressions containing exponents that contain exponents) Exponent is of the form , , , or , where the entry is one of the following: A number (integer or decimal) A fraction spoken as ordinal* A variable [base] raised to the [exponent] power Speech: Sample expressions: and Exponent is of the form , , , or , where the entry is one of the following: A number (integer or decimal) A fraction spoken as ordinal* *either by fraction_ordinal preference or by the default [base] raised to the [exponent] power Speech: Sample expressions: and Exponent is of any other form [base] raised to the exponent [exponent] end exponent Speech: Sample expressions: and Note: The fraction spoken as an ordinal is and the fraction spoken as an “one-third”, ordinal is “three-fourths”. Note: If the exponent in the exponent is a 2, the 2 speaks as If the exponent in “squared”. the exponent is a 3, the 3 speaks as “cubed”. Preferences: Ordinal (Exponent_ Ordinal.eqp) All positive integer exponents and exponents that are single letters [base] to the [exponent-ordinal] Speech:
Sample expressions: and All other exponents (including integers with a decimal point, such as 2.0) Speech: [base] raised to the [exponent] power Sample expressions: and Nested exponents (expressions containing exponents that contain exponents) Exponent is of the form , , , or , where the entry is one of the following: A number (integer or decimal) A fraction spoken as ordinal* A variable Speech: [base] raised to the [exponent] power Sample expressions: and Exponent is of the form , , , or , where the entry is one of the following: A number (integer or decimal) A fraction spoken as ordinal* *either by fraction_ordinal preference or by the default Speech: [base] raised to the [exponent] power Sample expressions: and Exponent is of any other form Speech: [base] raised to the exponent [exponent] end exponent Sample expressions: and Note: The fraction spoken as an ordinal is “one-third”, and the fraction spoken as an ordinal is “three-fourths”. Note: If the exponent in the exponent is a 2, the 2 speaks as “squared”. If the exponent in the exponent is a 3, the 3 speaks as “cubed”. Preferences: Ordinal (Exponent_ Ordinal.eqp) All positive integer exponents and exponents that are single letters Speech: [base] to the [exponent-ordinal]
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