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3 Write each number as a power of 5 .
a 0.2
b 25
c
quad0.04

$3$ Write each number as a power of $5$ . $\newline$ a $0$ . $2$ $\newline$ b $25$ $\newline$ c $\quad 0.04$

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Q.

3

Write each number as a power of

5

.

\newline

a

0

.

2

\newline

b

25

\newline

c

\quad 0.04

Convert to Power of $5$ : a) Convert $0.2$ to a power of $5$ . $0.2$ is the same as $1/5$ , which is $5$ to the power of $-1$ .
Convert $25$ to Power: b) Convert $25$ to a power of $5$ . $\newline$ $25$ is $5$ squared, so it's $5$ to the power of $2$ .
Convert $0.04$ to Power: c) Convert $0.04$ to a power of $5$ . First, recognize that $0.04$ is the same as $\frac{1}{25}$ , which is $5$ to the power of $-2$ .

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