You save Php 2.00 on Monday , Php 4.00 on Tuesdays Php 8.00 on Wednesday , Php 16.00 on Thursday, and son on. If the pattern continues, how much will you save on Sunday? How much will your total savings be in the week?
The pattern shows that you were able to save twice as much as you saved the previous day. In this case, you will be able to save Php 32.00 on Friday, Php 64.00 on Saturday. Therefore you will save Php 128.00 on Sunday. From this pattern, it shows that: your savings on Tuesday, or 2×(2×2)=8, and son on. We can write this as follows:
Monday :2¹=2
Tuesday:2²=4
Wednesday:2³. =8
Thursday:2⁴=16
Friday:²⁵=32
Saturday:2⁶=64
Sunday:2⁷=128
Adding all your savings. You will save a total of Php 254.00
Questions to Ponder
1. What did you observe in the pattern?
2. What is exponent?
3. What is base?
4. How do you Identify the base and the exponent in an exponential notation?
The pattern shows that you were able to save twice as much as you saved the previous day. In this case, you will be able to save Php 32.00 on Friday, Php 64.00 on Saturday. Therefore you will save Php 128.00 on Sunday. From this pattern, it shows that: your savings on Tuesday, or 2×(2×2)=8, and son on. We can write this as follows:
Monday :2¹=2
Tuesday:2²=4
Wednesday:2³. =8
Thursday:2⁴=16
Friday:²⁵=32
Saturday:2⁶=64
Sunday:2⁷=128
Adding all your savings. You will save a total of Php 254.00
Questions to Ponder
1. What did you observe in the pattern?
2. What is exponent?
3. What is base?
4. How do you Identify the base and the exponent in an exponential notation?
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