Evaluate powers of whole numbers
Grade 6 math · Fieldbook Learning
Name ______________________ Date __________
An exponent counts how many times a number is multiplied by itself. Use that to find the exponent of the single power.
- Simplify (x⁴)⁸ to a single power of x. What is the exponent?
- Simplify (x⁸)⁹ to a single power of x. What is the exponent?
- Simplify (x⁶)⁸ to a single power of x. What is the exponent?
- Simplify (x³)⁶ to a single power of x. What is the exponent?
- Simplify (x⁵)⁸ to a single power of x. What is the exponent?
- Simplify x⁹ · x³ to a single power of x. What is the exponent?
- Simplify x⁹ ÷ x² to a single power of x. What is the exponent?
- Simplify (x⁷)³ to a single power of x. What is the exponent?
- Simplify x⁹ ÷ 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 (x⁴)⁶ to a single power of x. What is the exponent?
- Simplify x³ · x⁵ to a single power of x. What is the exponent?
- Simplify x⁶ ÷ x⁴ to a single power of x. What is the exponent?
- Simplify x⁶ · x² to a single power of x. What is the exponent?
- Simplify x⁴ ÷ x² to a single power of x. What is the exponent?
- Simplify (x⁵)⁹ to a single power of x. What is the exponent?
- Simplify x² ÷ x⁴ to a single power of x. What is the exponent? (It can be negative.)
- Simplify x⁵ ÷ x⁸ to a single power of x. What is the exponent? (It can be negative.)
- Simplify x⁹ · x⁶ to a single power of x. What is the exponent?
- Simplify (x⁹)⁸ to a single power of x. What is the exponent?