5.4 Division Properties of Exponents

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What happens to the exponents when we raise a power to a power?

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We multiply the exponents.

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Evaluate the expression using the Same Base, Division rule: 2^14 / z^7

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2^7.

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What happens to the exponents when we divide expressions with the same base?

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We subtract the exponents.

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Simplify: 75x^6 / 25x^4

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3x^2.

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What happens to the exponents when we multiply expressions with the same base?

Back

We add the exponents.

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Define the Division Property of Exponents.

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When dividing two powers with the same base, subtract the exponent of the denominator from the exponent of the numerator.

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If a^m / a^n = a^x, what is x in terms of m and n?

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x = m - n.

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Simplify: (x^5 * x^3) / x^4

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x^4.

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What is the result of 10^3 / 10^2?

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10^1 or 10.

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If 5^a / 5^b = 5^c, what is c in terms of a and b?

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c = a - b.

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