Exponent Laws

Question 1

Power of a Quotient

Answer 1

The power of a quotient is equal to the quotient obtained when the numerator and denominator are each raised to the indicated power separately before the division is performed.

Question 2

Negative exponents

Answer 2

ANYTHING WITH A NEGATIVE EXPONENT MUST BE CHANGED INTO A POSITIVE

Question 3

Power of a power

Answer 3

KEEP THE BASE; MULTIPLY THE EXPONENTS

Question 4

Zero exponent

Answer 4

ANYTHING TO THE POWER OF 0 IS 1

Question 5

Power of a product

Answer 5

IF THE BASES ARE THE SAME, THEN YOU MUST KEEP THE BASE THE SAME AND ADD ONLY THE EXPONENTS, IF THE BASES ARE DIFFERENT THEN YOU MUST MULTIPLY THE BASES AND ADD THE NUMERATOR AS WELL.

Question 6

How many laws are there?

Answer 6

7

Question 7

Law of Multiplication

Answer 7

KEEP THE BASE; ADD THE EXPONENTS

Question 8

Law of Division

Answer 8

KEEP THE BASE; SUBTRACT THE EXPONENTS

Question 9

Any term by itself can be raised to the power of one

Answer 9

It will equal the same thing
makes it easier to

Question 10

things to remember
NEGATIVE EXPONENTS

Answer 10

Works with inverse laws