Simplifying Exponents and Radicals for Algebra 1

x^15

x^0

x^30

x^1

The exponents are multiplied

The exponents are added

The exponents are subtracted

The exponents are divided

The base should be moved to the denominator as a positive exponent

The exponent is subtracted from zero

The base is negative

The base becomes zero

Multiply the exponents

Divide the exponents

Subtract the exponents

Add the exponents

Multiply the exponents

Move the base with a negative exponent to the denominator

Move the base with a negative exponent to the numerator

Convert the base to a positive exponent without moving it

Subtract the exponents

Add the exponents

Multiply the exponents

Divide the exponents

a^4b^16

a^4b^-16

a^2b^16

a^2b^-16

4 square root of 19

2 square root of 19

2 square root of 38

square root of 38

By entering the simplified form only

By converting the radical to an exponent

By guessing and checking different options

By comparing the original expression's decimal value to the simplified form's

3 square root of 21

3 square root of 42

6 square root of 42

square root of 189