This math topic focuses on understanding and practicing the concept of expanded form representations using powers of ten, which is an introductory part of studying scientific notation. Students are tasked with converting numbers expressed in exponential form (e.g., \(10^3\), \(10^4\), etc.) into their respective expanded forms (e.g., \(10 \times 10 \times 10\) for \(10^3\)). The problems range from simpler cases such as \(10^0\) or \(10^1\) to more complex ones like \(10^7\), helping students reinforce their understanding of exponential notation and its expanded equivalent. Each question provides multiple choices, requiring students to select the correct expanded form.
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Find the expanded form of this number raised to its exponent