### Solving Chemistry Problems with Powers and RootsIn chemistry, it's often necessary to take powers or roots to solve certain problems. Here are some examples to practice your skills. Use a calculator to compute the following:1. If \( a = 2.23^5 \), find the value of \(a\):2. Given \( b^2 = 2.43 \), solve for \( b \):3. If \( c = 3.00^{3.32} \), find the value of \(c\):4. Given \( d^{2.16} = 5.17 \), solve for \( d \):#### Equations to Solve1. \( a = 2.23^5 \)2. \( b^2 = 2.43 \)3. \( c = 3.00^{3.32} \)4. \( d^{2.16} = 5.17 \)Use the boxes provided to enter your solutions for \(a\), \(b\), \(c\), and \(d\) after calculating them on your calculator. **Understanding Powers and Roots for Chemistry Problems***It is sometimes necessary to take powers or roots to solve chemistry problems.*Take powers and roots as needed on your calculator to complete the following:1. \(a = 2.23^4\) - \(a =\) [ ]2. \(b^3 = 14.9\) - \(b =\) [ ]3. \(c = 2.00^{4.30}\) - \(c =\) [ ]4. \(d^{2.48} = 10.6\) - \(d =\) [ ]

It is sometimes necessary to take powers or roots to solve chemistry problems. Take powers and roots as needed on your calculator to complete the following: = 2.235 a = 6² = 2.43 C= = 3.00³.32 d2.16 = 5.17 a b = C = d =

It is sometimes necessary to take powers or roots to solve chemistry problems. Take powers and roots as needed on your calculator to complete the following: = 2.235 a = 6² = 2.43 C= = 3.00³.32 d2.16 = 5.17 a b = C = d =

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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