Laws of Exponents

​Let's review our Laws of Exponents!

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When you multiply two terms with the same base, you ADD your exponents.

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When you have exponents stacked on each other with parenthesis, you must MULTIPLY YOUR EXPONENTS

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When you have an exponent on the outside of parentheses... you must apply that exponent to every term inside the parentheses.

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In the left column, you have an expression.

Use the column on the right to put the expanded form of each expression as shown in the first row.

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You have the expanded forms for each expression. Select another expression that is equivalent to that form and put it in the right column like you see in the top row.

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Remember, when you multiply two terms with the same base, you ADD your exponents, but... don't forget to multiply your coefficients!!

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When you have an exponent on the outside of parenthesis... you must apply that exponent to every term inside the parenthesis.

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When you have similar bases with exponents, but they are in a FRACTION... you must SUBTRACT YOUR EXPONENTS.

This is called the Quotient Rule.

Place the expanded form in the middle column and an equivalent expression in the right column.

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Evaluate this expression using the quotient rule.

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Correct Answer: 9^5

Deg^°

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Write the simplified expression.

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Write the simplified expression.

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Simplify the expression.

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Simplify the expression.

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