Free Printable Laws of Exponents: Zero as Exponent

1.

Which is the correct rule for Zero Exponents?

a)

For every non-zero number, a: a⁰ = 0

b)

For every non-zero number, a: a⁰ = 1

c)

For every non-zero number, a: a⁰ = a

d)

For every non-zero number, a: a⁰ = -a

2.

5⁰ = ?

a)

5⁰ = 0

b)

5⁰ = 1

c)

5⁰ = 5

d)

5⁰ = -1

3.

(-5)⁰ = ?

a)

(-5)⁰ = 0

b)

(-5)⁰ = 1

c)

(-5)⁰ = 5

d)

(-5)⁰ = -1

4.

-5⁰ = ?

a)

-5⁰ = 0

b)

-5⁰ = 1

c)

-5⁰ = 5

d)

-5⁰ = -1

5.

x⁰ = ?

a)

x⁰ = 0

b)

x⁰ = 1

c)

x⁰ = x

d)

x⁰ = -1

6.

3x⁰ = ?

a)

3x⁰ = 0

b)

3x⁰ = 1

c)

3x⁰ = 3

d)

3x⁰ = -1

7.

(3x)⁰ = ?

a)

(3x)⁰ = 0

b)

(3x)⁰= 1

c)

(3x)⁰ = 3

d)

(3x)⁰ = -1

8.

2⁰x⁰y⁰ = ?

a)

2⁰x⁰y⁰ = 0

b)

2⁰x⁰y⁰ = 1

c)

2⁰x⁰y⁰ = 2xy

d)

2⁰x⁰y⁰ = 2

9.

$\frac{5^0a^0}{b^0}=\ ?$

a)

$\frac{5^0a^0}{b^0}=0$ =

b)

$\frac{5^0a^0}{b^0}=1$

c)

$\frac{5^0a^0}{b^0}=5$

d)

$\frac{5^0a^0}{b^0}=\frac{5a}{b}$

10.

$\frac{6m^0p^0}{2n^0p^0}=\ ?$

a)

$\frac{6m^0p^0}{2n^0p^0}=\ 0$

b)

$\frac{6m^0p^0}{2n^0p^0}=\ 1$

c)

$\frac{6m^0p^0}{2n^0p^0}=\ 3$

d)

$\frac{6m^0p^0}{2n^0p^0}=\ -3$

11.

Now go complete the first page of the Laws of Exponents Tiered Practice in Schoology.

a)

Use your notes!

b)

No calculators!

c)

Good Luck!

Laws of Exponents: Zero as Exponent

Total questions: 11

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