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What is the first rule when multiplying powers with the same base?
Add the powers
together
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How do you express
3
2
×
3
5
3^2 \times 3^5
3
2
×
3
5
as a power of 3?
3
7
3^7
3
7
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What does
3
2
3^2
3
2
equal in terms of multiplication?
3
×
3
3 \times 3
3
×
3
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How many threes are multiplied together in
3
5
3^5
3
5
?
Five threes
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How do you derive
3
7
3^7
3
7
from
3
2
×
3
5
3^2 \times 3^5
3
2
×
3
5
?
By adding the
exponents
:
2
+
2 +
2
+
5
=
5 =
5
=
7
7
7
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What happens when the bases are different, such as
3
2
×
2
5
3^2 \times 2^5
3
2
×
2
5
?
You cannot combine the
powers
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What is the second rule when dividing powers with the same base?
Subtract
the powers
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How do you express
5
7
÷
5
3
5^7 \div 5^3
5
7
÷
5
3
as a power of 5?
5
4
5^4
5
4
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How do you arrive at
5
4
5^4
5
4
from
5
7
÷
5
3
5^7 \div 5^3
5
7
÷
5
3
?
By subtracting the
exponents
:
7
−
3
=
7 - 3 =
7
−
3
=
4
4
4
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What does
2
4
3
2^4\text{ }^3
2
4
3
mean?
It means
2
4
2^4
2
4
multiplied
by itself three times
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How do you express
2
4
3
2^4\text{ }^3
2
4
3
as a power of 2?
2
12
2^{12}
2
12
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How do you derive
2
12
2^{12}
2
12
from
2
4
3
2^4\text{ }^3
2
4
3
?
By multiplying the
exponents
:
4
×
3
=
4 \times 3 =
4
×
3
=
12
12
12
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What are the three rules for working with powers of the same base?
When multiplying, add the powers.
When dividing,
subtract
the powers.
When raising a power to another power, multiply the powers.
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What is the result of
3
4
×
3
7
3^4 \times 3^7
3
4
×
3
7
?
3
11
3^{11}
3
11
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What is the result of
5
8
÷
5
3
5^8 \div 5^3
5
8
÷
5
3
?
5
5
5^5
5
5
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What is the result of
3
5
2
3^5 \text{ }^2
3
5
2
?
3
10
3^{10}
3
10
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What is the result of
5
2
×
5
4
5^2 \times 5^4
5
2
×
5
4
?
5
6
5^6
5
6
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What is the result of
4
3
÷
4
1
4^3 \div 4^1
4
3
÷
4
1
?
4
2
4^2
4
2
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What is the result of
2
8
3
2^8 \text{ }^3
2
8
3
?
2
24
2^{24}
2
24
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What is the result of
3
2
×
3
5
÷
3
3
3^2 \times 3^5 \div 3^3
3
2
×
3
5
÷
3
3
?
3
4
3^4
3
4
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What is the value of
5
7
×
5
−
3
÷
5
2
5^7 \times 5^{-3} \div 5^2
5
7
×
5
−
3
÷
5
2
?
Calculate the value instead of writing it as a
power
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What is the process for simplifying
5
7
×
5
−
3
÷
5
2
5^7 \times 5^{-3} \div 5^2
5
7
×
5
−
3
÷
5
2
?
Combine
the powers:
5
7
−
3
−
2
5^{7 - 3 - 2}
5
7
−
3
−
2
Simplify to get
5
2
5^{2}
5
2
.
Calculate
the
value
:
5
2
=
5^2 =
5
2
=
25
25
25
.
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What is the result of subtracting the powers when dividing \(7^7\) by \(3^3\)?
It
gives
\(
3^4
\)
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What is the value of \(5^7 \times 5^{-3}\) divided by \(5^2\)?
25
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How do you simplify \(5^7 \times 5^{-3}\)?
You
add
the
exponents
to get \(5^4\)
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What
is the result of \(5^4\) divided by \(5^2\)?
It simplifies to \(5^2\)
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What is the value of \(
5
^
2
\)
?
25
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What happens when you have a negative power in a fraction?
You can treat it like a normal number.
For example, \(5^{-3}\) in the
denominator
becomes \(
5^3
\) in the
numerator
.
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How do you handle a negative exponent when dividing powers?
You add the
absolute value
of the negative exponent to the exponent in the
numerator
.
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What are the steps to simplify \(3^4 \times 3^3\) divided by \(3^5\)?
Add the
exponents
: \(3^7\)
Subtract the exponent in the
denominator
: \(3^{7-5} = 3^2\)
The
value
of \(3^2\) is
9
.
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What is the value of \(3^2\)?
9
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What does \(a^0\) equal for any non-zero number \(a\)?
It equals
1.
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Why does any number divided by itself equal 1?
Because it represents the same
quantity
, thus simplifying to 1.
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What is the rule for any number raised to the power of zero?
Any
non-zero
number raised to the power of zero equals
1
.
This applies
universally
, e.g., \(5^0 = 1\), \(49^0 = 1\).
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What is the significance of \(3^0\)?
It equals
1.
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What should you be careful about when interpreting \(0\) as a power?
It is not a
degree symbol
; it indicates a power of
zero
.
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