Zero and Negative Integral Exponents

For any nonzero real number n,  $n^0=1$  . 

• Power of Quotient

• Zero Power

• Negative Power

• Equal Power

 Simplify: $\left(5x^3y^2\right)^0$ 

• 0

• 1

• 5

•  $\left(5x^3y^2\right)$  

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Simplify x^-7

• -7
• -7x
• 1/x⁷
• -1/x⁷

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Make this negative exponent positive.
9^-3

• 9³
• 1/9^-3
• 1/9³
• 729

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Simplify (-9)⁰

• -9
• -1
• 1
• 9

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Which is greater,  2654⁰ or 5⁰?

• 2654⁰
• 5⁰
• They are the same
• Zero is greater

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Rewrite using a positive exponent.
g^-7

• ¹/_g⁷
• g⁷
• ¹/_g^-7
• -g⁷

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Simplify y⁰

• y
• 0
• 1
• 1y

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Rewrite using a positive exponent.
w^-13

• -w¹³
• ¹/_w¹³
• ¹/_w^-13
• w¹³

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According to exponent rules, when we multiply powers we _______ the exponents.

• add
• subtract
• multiply
• divide

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