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Emacc Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
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Suppose I multiply the number 2 with the number 2, then multiply that result with the number 2, then multiply that result with the number 2:
(2 X 2 X 2 X 2)
How do I write this in English?
"Two multiplied with itself three times"
"Two multiplied with itself four times"
"Two put to the power of four"
"Two raised to the power of four"
(2 X 2 X 2 X 2)
How do I write this in English?
"Two multiplied with itself three times"
"Two multiplied with itself four times"
"Two put to the power of four"
"Two raised to the power of four"
Top answer
Two to the fourth; two raised to the fourth power, two quadrupled. htm
- Two to the fourth; two raised to the fourth power, two quadrupled.
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Two to the fourth; two raised to the fourth power, two quadrupled.
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Hi,
In casual English, one would say
two times two times two times two
Clive
In casual English, one would say
two times two times two times two
Clive
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So, these are wrong for 2 X 2 X 2 X 2 :
"Two multiplied with itself three times"
"Two multiplied with itself four times"
"Two put to the power of four"
"Two multiplied with itself three times"
"Two multiplied with itself four times"
"Two put to the power of four"
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Hi,
I made no comment earlier about your versions. I simply told you what is commonly said.
"Two multiplied bywith itself three times" Not wrong, but very unnatural
"Two multiplied bywith itself four times" I
I made no comment earlier about your versions. I simply told you what is commonly said.
"Two multiplied by
"Two multiplied by
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