

Rules of Exponents
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Mathematics
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7th - 8th Grade
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Jenifer Gladhill
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Rules of Exponents

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Multiple Select
When the bases are being divided, you multiply the exponents.
TRUE
FALSE
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When the bases are being multiplied, you
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Fill in the Blanks
When you have a base raised to an exponent, and then raised to another power outside of the parentheses, you
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Open Ended
Explain in words how you would get rid of the negative exponent in the following expression:
3−2
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Multiple Select
Any base raised to the power of 0 is always:
0
1
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Multiple Select
Simplify:
(52)(5−1)5−3
51
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Things to remember with negative exponents:
1. If an exponent is negative and it is on the numerator, then it needs to move to the denominator to make it positive.
2. If an exponent is negative and it is in the denominator, then it needs to move to the numerator to make it positive.
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Multiple Select
Select ALL expressions that are equivalent to −2−3
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8−1
2−3−1
(−2)−31
81
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Multiple Choice
Simplify, remember you cannot have any negative exponents in your answer!
2x0y5
x42y6
x44y6
x4y64
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Remember:
When bases are being multiplied, you add the exponents.
If you have constants in the base with the variables, you multiply them.
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Multiple Choice
(2a2b4c)(6a3b2c5)
Simplify:
8a5b6c6
12a5b6c6
12a6b8c5
8a6b8c5
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Remember:
When you have a base raised to exponents and then raised to another power outside the parentheses, you distribute the power to each exponent inside the parentheses.
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Multiple Choice
(2x4y7)3
Simplify:
6x7y10
8x12y21
6xy32
8x7y10
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Remember:
When your bases are being divided, you divide the constants and subtract the exponents.
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Multiple Choice
3xy2−12x4y3
Simplify:
−15x5y5
−4x5y5
−9x3y
−4x3y
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Open Ended
Samiah said that
9232 simplifies to 91 . Is she correct? You must justify your answer!18
Poll
After completing this assignment, how confident are you in using the rules of exponents to simplify expressions?
Great, I've got this!
I am more confident than I was yesterday.
ok, I still need to practice
I need to come to tutoring for help before the SBF!!
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