Product Rule
Quotient Rule
Combo problems
Power Rule
Name the Mistake
Misc. Exponent Rules
100
(2)(24)

26

100

4^3/(4^2)

4or 4

100

(g^6/g)5

g^25

100

(24)2

28

100

x5x7=x35

Multiplied exponents

x12

100

3xy^6*5xy^-2

15x^2y^4

200

2xx12

2x17

200

16^7/(16^5)

162

200

(x^(1/2))^(1/2)

x^(1/4)

200
(x9)2

x18

200

(24)(34)= 64

Multiplied bases and kept exponents

1,296

200

(x^-2x^5)/x^-2

x5

300

(2y)(4y2)

8y3

300

x^27/(x^3)

x24

300

(27a^5b^7)/(3ab)

9a^4b^6

300

(2x^3)^3

8x^9

300

(4x5)3 = 12x15

Multiplied the coefficient of 4 by 3 rather than raising 4 to the power of 3. 

43 = 64 is not the same as 4(3) = 12

300

(y6)-2

1/y^12

400

(5-6)(57)

5 or 51

400

(15x^6)/(5x^4)

3x2

400

t^(3/4)/t^(1/4)

y^(1/2)    OR    y^(2/4)

400

(4x5)2

16x10

400

(5b2)(2b6)= 7b8

Added coefficients, rather than multiplied

10b8

400

y^5/y^-2

y^7

500

(x3y6)(x2y)

x5y7

500

(12x^5y^2)/(4xy)

3x4y

500

((8m^14n^9)/(6m^9n^3))^2

(16m^10n^12)/9

500
(1116)10

11160

500

(5x2y3z0)4=5x8y24

Didn't apply the exponent 4 to the coefficient

625x8y24

500

(x^-4*x^12*x^2*x^-1*x^-3)^2

x12

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