Properties of Exponents - 1st Half

 $2^4\ \times\ 2^5$  

 $\frac{5^6}{5^4}$  =  $5^?$  


What exponent should replace the question mark to make this true?

(a)  

 $\left(6^3\right)^4$  =  $6^?$  


What exponent should replace the question mark to make this true?

(a)  

 $\left(8x^3\right)^2$  

Which is equal to the given expression?

 $\frac{3^6}{3^2}\ =\ 3^?$  

What exponent should replace the question mark to make this true?

(a)  

 $\left(10\ \times10\right)^8$ =  $10\ \times\ 10^8$  

Are the expressions equivalent?

 $\left(5y\right)^4$  

Use a property of exponents to write this expression as a product of powers:

A student is solving the following problem and gets the wrong answer.

Continued on from the last question, what SHOULD be the correct exponent?

 $\left(3^2\right)^{1\ }=\ 3^?$  

(a)  

 $2^2\ \times\ 6^2$  

Which is equivalent?  SELECT ALL THAT APPLY.