
Multiply Simple Variables with Exponents
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Mathematics
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11th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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14 Slides • 25 Questions
1
Multiple Choice
Which expression below is equivalent to x3x6 ?
(x2)(x2)(x2)1
(x⋅x)(x⋅x)(x⋅x)
x⋅x⋅xx⋅x⋅x⋅x⋅x⋅x
x(36)
2
Rules of Exponents Review
3
Multiplication Property of Exponents:
when multiplying same bases raised to different exponents, we
ADD the exponents.
4
Multiplication Property of Exponents:
5
Math Response
So, if x4⋅x2=(x⋅x⋅x⋅x)⋅(x⋅x) , then x4⋅x2=
6
Multiple Choice
Evaluate: a5⋅a7=
a35
a12
a2
a21
7
Multiple Choice
Evaluate: 23⋅25
28=256
215=32,768
48=65, 536
415∼1.1 billion
8
Division Property of Exponents:
When dividing same bases raised to different exponents, we
SUBTRACT the exponents.
9
Division Property of Exponents:
10
Math Response
Simplify: 4x68x12
11
Multiple Choice
Simplify: 2428
1
4
16
21
12
Power Property of Exponents:
when a base raised to one power is raised to another power, we MULTIPLY the exponents
13
Power Property of Exponents:
14
Multiple Choice
Evaluate: (x3)5
x8
x15
x125
5x3
15
Multiple Select
Which of the following expressions are equivalent to 45 ?
210
1024
20
220
16
Zero Exponent Property:
What is the value when we raise something to the power of 0?
17
Multiple Choice
So, since x5x5 simplifies BOTH to x0 AND also to 1 , we can safely conclude that x0 = ?
1
0
x1
18
Zero Exponent Property:
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22
Negative Exponent Property:
What does it mean when we raise something to a negative exponent?
23
Multiple Choice
So, since x5x2 simplifies BOTH to x−3 AND also to x31 , we can safely conclude that x−3 = ?
-3x
x−3
x31
24
Negative Exponent Property:
In summary, a base raised to a negative exponent means that there are that many factors of the base in the denominator.
Additionally,
So, essentially, a negative exponent implies a reciprocal.
25
Multiple Choice
Which of the expressions below is equivalent to x−8 ?
−8x
x−8
−x8
x81
26
Multiple Choice
Evaluate: 6−2
-12
-36
361
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28
Multiple Choice
Evaluate (21)−5
321
−321
32
−32
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Here are two more things you CAN do with exponents:
30
Lastly here is the one thing CANNOT do with exponents:
31
Here are a few more practice questions
32
Math Response
(5x4)(6x2)=
33
Multiple Choice
Simplify 6y38y9=
3y34
68y3
34y6
34
Math Response
(2x2y3)4=
35
Multiple Choice
Simplify: (c3ab2)5=
c5a5b10
c15a5b10
c3ab2
c35ab2
36
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37
Math Response
Simplify: (−3x2y−4)(5x−1y8)(x0)=
38
Multiple Choice
Simplify: (10m4n2)−3=
−30m12n6
1000m12n61
n−30m
−1000m12n6
39
Multiple Choice
Evaluate: (x−9)2=
x2−81
x2+81
x2−18x+81
x2+18x+81
Which expression below is equivalent to x3x6 ?
(x2)(x2)(x2)1
(x⋅x)(x⋅x)(x⋅x)
x⋅x⋅xx⋅x⋅x⋅x⋅x⋅x
x(36)
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