
Product & Quotient Rules of Exponents
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8th Grade
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Hadiel Mohamed
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Product & Quotient Rules of Exponents
Laws of Exponents
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Product Rule
Look at the right and see what happens when you multiply powers that have the same base
When you expand 32 you have two 3s being multiplied and when you expand 33 you have three 3s being multiplied.
All together how many 3s are you multiplying?
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Product Rule Short Cut?!!
When you multiply same base powers you keep the base and add the exponents.
x2 * x7 = x2+7 = x9
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Multiple Choice
Simplify the following:
a11⋅a2⋅a0
a13
1
a22
a0
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Multiple Choice
Simplify the following:
x3⋅x⋅x−2
x1
x5
x6
x2
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What if we have a more than one variable or coefficients?
When you multiply same base powers you multiply the coefficients and combine like bases by adding the exponents.
(2y5x2)(6y-3x7) = 2⋅6 y5+(-3) x2+7 = 12y2x9
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Multiple Choice
Simplify the following:
(4a4b5)(7a−3bc7)
28abc13
28ab6c7
11ab6c7
11abc13
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Quotient Rule
When dividing powers that have the same base think of dividing as the inverse of multiplying, so what is the inverse of adding?
When you expand x5 you have five Xs being multiplied in the numerator and when you expand x2 you have two Xs being multiplied in the denominator.
So what happens when you have the Xs in the numerator and Xs in the denominator? Yup! you cross out the matching pairs!
Now what did you end up with?
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Quotient Rule Short Cut?!!
When you divide same base powers you keep the base and subtract the exponents.
x7 / x2 = x7-2 = x5
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Multiple Choice
Simplify the following:
x2x16
x14
x8
x18
x−8
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Multiple Choice
Simplify the following:
x2y6x9y7
xy8
(xy)24
x7y
x11y1
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Multiple Choice
Simplify the following:
x−4x7
x11
x3
x−3
x−11
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Multiple Choice
Simplify the following:
x8x3
x−5
x51
x−3
x111
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What if we have coefficients?
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Multiple Choice
Simplify the following:
2a2b−714a4b−3
7a2b4
12a2b4
7a2b−10
12a2b−10
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Multiple Choice
Simplify the following:
16a−2b8a5b−3
21a3b−2
2a7b−4
2a3b−2
21a7b−4
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Product & Quotient Rules of Exponents
Laws of Exponents
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