What is the one-to-one property in the context of exponents?
Learn how to solve an exponential equation by getting the bases same
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The video tutorial explains the application of the one-to-one property in mathematics, focusing on rewriting numbers with the same base and applying the power rule of exponents. It demonstrates how to express numbers like 64 and 4 as powers of the same base, specifically using the base 4, and highlights the importance of understanding exponent rules.
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Describe the process of applying the one-to-one property as outlined in the text.
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How can you rewrite the number 64 using the base 4?
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What is the relationship between 4 to the first power and 64 as discussed in the text?
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Explain the power rule of exponents mentioned in the text.
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