

Exponents - Combining, Multiplying, and Power to a Power
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Mathematics
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8th - 9th Grade
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Medium
Douglas Spivey
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7 Slides • 14 Questions
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Combining
Multiplying
Power to a Power
Dividing
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Base
Exponent (or Power)
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To combine terms with exponents, the bases and exponents must be exactly the same! Combine the coefficients. You DON'T change the exponents!
Example 1: 2x2 + 5x2 = 7x2
Example 2: 8a5 + 3b3 - 5a5 + 4b3 = 3a5 + 7b3
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Multiple Choice
Simplify.
8x2 - 2x2
10x2
6x2
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6x4
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Multiple Choice
Simplify.
12a7 + 4b5 - 5a7 + 6b5
16ab12 - 1ab2
17a7 + 2b10
7a7 + 10b5
7ab24
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When multiplying, you ADD the exponents! (You still multiply the coefficients.)
Example 1: x3 · x5 = x8
Example 2: 5y2 · 4y7 = 20y9
Example 3: (2a3b5) (-3a7b2) = -6a10b7
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Multiple Choice
Simplify.
g4⋅g3
2g12
g7
g
12g
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Multiple Choice
Simplify.
-2x2 ⋅ 4x3
-8x5
2x-1
-8x6
-16x5
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Multiple Choice
Simplify.
(-3a2b4c6) (-4a7b3c9)
-12a5bc3
12a9b7c15
-7a14b12c54
12a2b3c4
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When you have an exponent raised to another exponent, you must MULTIPLY the exponents. "A power to a power, you multiply!" It is sort of like the distributive property. The exponent on the outside goes to EVERYTHING on the inside of the parentheses!
Example 1: (x3)2 = x6
Example 2: (-2a5b7)3 = -8a15b21 (Remember (-2)3 means -2 · -2 · -2)
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Multiple Choice
Simplify.
(x3y2)4
x7y6
x12y8
x81y16
xy2
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Multiple Choice
Simplify.
(−3a5b2c)3
Don't forget c has an exponent of 1
-9a2bc2
9a8b5c4
-27a15b6c3
27abc3
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When dividing, you SUBTRACT the exponents! (You still divide the coefficients.)
Example 1: x5/x2 = x3
Example 2: 20x4y7/4xy5 = 5x3y2
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Multiple Choice
Simplify.
x3x10
x13
x7
x30
x3
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Multiple Choice
Simplify.
3x3y424x5y9
8x2y5
21x2y5
27x2y5
8x8y13
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Mixed Practice
Here are a few problems that involve more than one step! Use scratch paper!
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Multiple Choice
Simplify.
(2x2y24x5y4)3
32x15y12
8x9y6
16x6y5
−5x4y3
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Multiple Choice
Simplify.
(3x2y5)(4x2y)−(2xy2)(5x3y4)
22x4y6
−2x12y16
2x4y6
8x5y6
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Multiple Choice
Simplify.
(−3x3y5)2− (2x3y5)2
13x4y7
−7x12y9
22x6y10
5x6y10
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Multiple Choice
Simplify.
12x9(2x2)3(3x4)2− 4x5
14x9
124x32
2x5
32x12
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Multiple Choice
Simplify. (Think about it!!!)
(36x9y13z6156x12y15z21)0 + (415x19y17z14935x23y18z20)0
652x32y51z12
216x15y19z14
84x28y22z18
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Combining
Multiplying
Power to a Power
Dividing
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