What do we do when we have exponents with the same bases being multiplied?
Keep the base and add the exponent
Write each expression using a positive exponent.
9-4
1/9^4
Multiply: (3.1xx10^4)(5.8xx10^4)
1.798 x 109
Express each number in scientific notation.
0.000561
5.61 x 10-4
(3x^4)^4
3^4x^16 or
81x^16
The first number in scientific notation has to be between __ and __.
1, 10
Write the expression using a positive exponent.
(10)-2
1/10^2
Divide
(3xx10^-2)/(12xx10^6)
2.5x 10-9
Express in scientific notation.
47,000
4.7 x 104
(x^3)(x^4)(x^-2)
x^5
What do we do when we have exponents with the same bases being divided?
Keep the base subtract the exponents
Simplify write using positive exponents.
3^-5 * 3^2
1/3^3
Add: (9.8xx10^-7)+(43.5xx10^-9)
1.0235 x 10-6
Convert to scientific notation: 0.03452
3.452 xx 10^-2
x^7/x^10
1/x^3
Going from scientific to standard notation, if the exponent is NEGATIVE move the decimal __(1)__ and __(2)__ if the exponent is POSITIVE.
1. Left
2. Right
Simplify using positive exponents.
k^10 / k^4
k6
Subtract:
(9.8xx10^7)-(3.21xx10^5)
9.7679 x 107
Convert to scientific notation: 734,239
7.34239 xx 10^5
(a^3)(a^9)(a^-7)
a^5
What is the name of this exponent property:
(xm)n = xmn
Power of a Power Property
Simplify using Laws of Exponents: (68)4
632
(6xx10^4)^2
3.6 x 109
Convert to scientific notation: 8,000,000
8 xx 10^6
(2^0/(3x^2)^0)^12
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