Exponents

Mathematics Warm-Up

​ Let's help you get ready for your next test. Let's first do some Multiplication practice.

• Try Solving these questions on a sheet of paper.

• Show work and get it graded. (If this is managed by teachers.)

• Solve the problems.

​34x23 = ? 23x24 = ? 93x 23 =?

​Teachers, If your students

Don't know how to do these,

Please demonstrate the

Problems.

​Exponents

​ Do you know what exponents are? Well, If you don't, you are in the right place. First, let's start with the basics. Pretend you see, 5 to the power of 5. You multiply. Except, something different. You don't do this: 5x5. You do something different. As you see the power is 5, so you, will multiply 5, 5 times. Let me show you: 5x5= 25 =First time 25x5= 125= Second time. And it gets more interesting.

​Try solving these these simple problems.

5 to the power of 2

5 to the power of 4

​Wheel-o 10's

When you do exponents with 10s, there is a little trick that could help you a lot. First, let's make up for the problem. For instance, 10 to the power of 6. Write 1, then write the zeros. In this case, it is 6 zeros. (The amount of zeros is our power.)

​You are ready for Exponents!