Computer memory is measured in bytes. For example, one byte is needed to hold a character of text. A kilobyte is $2^{10}=1024$ bytes. In computing this is called $1KB$.

Use a calculator to write $2KB$ values as a power of $2$ kilobytes.

Computer memory is measured in bytes. For example, one byte is needed to hold a character of text. A kilobyte is $2^{10}=1024$ bytes. In computing this is called $1KB$.

Use a calculator to write $\frac{1}{KB}$ values as a power of $2$ kilobytes.

Computer memory is measured in bytes. For example, one byte is needed to hold a character of text. A kilobyte is $2^{10}=1024$ bytes. In computing this is called $1KB$.

Use a calculator to write $0.5 KB$ values as a power of $2$ kilobytes.

Write as a single power:

$3^6\times 3^2$

Write as a single power:

$4^7\times 4^1$

Write as a single power:

$5^2\times 5^6$

Write as a single power:

$2^3\times 2^2\times 2^2$

Write as a single power:

$6^3\times 6^4\times 6^2$

Write as a single power:

$7^5\times 7^4\times 7$