Exponent rules
Grade 11 math · Fieldbook Learning
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Multiplying adds exponents, dividing subtracts them, a power of a power multiplies them.
- Simplify x⁵ · x² to a single power of x. What is the exponent?
- Simplify x⁵ · x⁵ to a single power of x. What is the exponent?
- Simplify x² ÷ x⁵ to a single power of x. What is the exponent? (It can be negative.)
- Simplify (x⁶)² to a single power of x. What is the exponent?
- Simplify (x⁸)⁵ to a single power of x. What is the exponent?
- Simplify x⁹ ÷ x² to a single power of x. What is the exponent?
- Simplify (x³)⁷ to a single power of x. What is the exponent?
- Simplify x⁴ · x³ to a single power of x. What is the exponent?
- Simplify x⁴ ÷ x⁵ to a single power of x. What is the exponent? (It can be negative.)
- Simplify (x⁵)⁶ to a single power of x. What is the exponent?
- Simplify x⁴ · x⁷ to a single power of x. What is the exponent?
- Simplify x⁸ ÷ x⁶ to a single power of x. What is the exponent?
- Simplify x⁶ ÷ x³ to a single power of x. What is the exponent?
- Simplify x³ · x⁷ to a single power of x. What is the exponent?
- Simplify x⁹ ÷ x⁶ to a single power of x. What is the exponent?
- Simplify x⁹ · x³ to a single power of x. What is the exponent?
- Simplify x⁷ · x⁸ to a single power of x. What is the exponent?
- Simplify x⁹ · x⁵ to a single power of x. What is the exponent?
- Simplify (x⁹)⁶ to a single power of x. What is the exponent?
- Simplify x⁷ · x⁵ to a single power of x. What is the exponent?