Exploring Exponents with Doodle Notes

This video tutorial introduces the concept of exponents, explaining how they represent repeated multiplication. It covers the terms 'base' and 'exponent', and provides examples of calculating powers, such as 'squared' and 'cubed'. Special cases like any number to the zero power and powers of ten are also discussed. The video concludes with a preview of the next lesson.

What does the exponent in a power indicate?

• The number of times to multiply the base by itself

• The number of times to divide the base by itself

• The number of times to subtract the base from itself

• The number of times to add the base to itself

What is the base in an exponent expression?

• The number that is being divided

• The number that is being subtracted

• The number that is being multiplied

• The number that is being added

What is 4 to the power of 3?

• 81

• 16

• 64

• 12

What is the result of 3 squared?

• 12

• 9

• 27

• 6

How is 2 to the fifth power calculated?

• Dividing 2 by itself five times

• Subtracting 2 from itself five times

• Multiplying 2 by itself five times

• Adding 2 five times

What does 12 to the first power equal?

• 1

• 12

• 24

• 144

What does 5 to the third power equal?

• 105

• 15

• 125

• 25

What does 10 to the 5th power look like?

• 50

• 100000

• 105

• 10000

What pattern do powers of 10 follow?

• They decrease by 10 each time.

• They are always equal to 100.

• They double with each increment.

• They result in the base number followed by zeros.

What is the value of any number to the zero power?

• 10

• 1

• 0

• The base number