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WorksheetsAlgebra III Sec 6.1 Simplifying Using Exponent Properties
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Sec 6.1, #16- If you combine the two powers together (the 4's), before evaluating, you will have 4 to what power?
2
4
6
8
#18- If you combine the (-9)s to be one power, the exponent will be...
1
2
3
4
#20- Since the 5s are being divided here, the quotient rule for simplifying is to do what with the exponents/powers?
add
subtract
multiply
divide
#26- This is a power to a power so you do what with the exponents?
add
subtract
multiply
divide
#34- The x and y were in the denominator in the final answer because...
the exponents were large
the exponents were small
the exponents were postive
the exponents were negative
#36- The y0 in the denominator in this problem equals
y
0
1
2
none of these
Any base to the zero power equals... (for example...x0)
itself
1
it depends on the base
0
Any base to the first power equals.... (for example....x1)
itself
0
1
it depends on the base
Simplify- (x2)4
x2
x4
x6
x8
Simplify- 2a4 (-3a5)
-a9
-6a9
-a20
-6a20
