alleryStart learning →Swapping the base and exponent changes 2^3 into 3^2. Values?
A8 then 8
B8 then 9
C6 then 6
D9 then 8
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. 8 then 9
The values 8 and 9 show that exchanging a base and its exponent need not preserve the result.
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