Exponents with Numerical Bases

How do you say 4¹?

• Four ones

• Four to the first power

• Four firsts

• Four single

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An exponent of 3 is also called

• prime

• perfect

• cubed

• squared

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An exponent tells you...

• how many times to multiply the base

• the number you are multiplying

• what you will multiply the base by

• the bases you need to add

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When using exponents, what does the base represent?

• The number you are multiplying

• The result of the exponentiation

• The number of times to multiply the exponent

• The sum of the exponents

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CCSS.6.EE.A.1

3 ^. 4³

• 12³

• 192

• ^-192

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CCSS.8.EE.A.1

Simplify the expression.
(2mp)³

• 2mp³

• 2m³p³

• 6m³p³

• 8m³p³

Simplify the following expression:

(-2r³p²m)³

• -8r⁹p⁶m³

• -8r⁹p⁶m

• -6r⁶p⁵m⁴

• -6r⁹p⁶m³

Simplify (p⁵)³

• p¹⁵

• p⁸

• p²

• p⁵³

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When multiplying like bases, you _____________ exponents.

• add

• subtract

• divide

• multiply

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(2x⁴y⁵)(-3x²y⁷)

• 6x⁶y¹²

• -1x⁶y^-2

• -6x²y²

• -6x⁶y¹²

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