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WorksheetsQuiz Law of Exponents
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 11mins
What rule do would you use if two similar bases were multiplied when they have exponents?
Example: x2 ⋅x3=x5
Product Rule - Add the Exponents, but keep the same base
Quotient Rule - Subtract the Exponents, but keep the same base
Zero Exponent Rule
Negative Exponent Rule
What rule should you use if similar bases are being divided by each other and they have exponents?
Example: x2x3=x1
Zero Product Rule - Multiply Zeros
Quotient Rule - Subtract the exponents and keep the same base
Divide 3 by 2
Product Rule - Multiple exponents and change the base
Whenever there is a Zero in the exponent, the answer is always...
*This is the Zero Exponent Rule*
One
Five
x
Zero
x3⋅x7=?
Use the Product Rule to simplify this expression: *Use Notes*
x10
x4
x−4
x21
c1c3=?
Use the Quotient Rule to simplify this expression:
c2
c2
c15
w−2=?
w4
w2
w21
w
According to exponent rules, when we raise a power to a power we _______ the exponents.
add
subtract
multiply
divide
