Properties of Integer Exponents

When the bases are the same

 $a^2\ \degree\ a^{3\ }=a^2+^{3\ }\$  add the exponents

• True

• False

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Write as an exponents

 $10\ \times10\ \times10\ \times10\ \times10$  

•  $10^5$  

•  $10^{10}$  

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Write an equivalent expression for

 $\left(8^2\right)^4$  

•  $8^8$  

•  $8^6$  

•  $8^2$  

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To find the power of a power multiply the exponents.

• False

• True

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When the bases are different divide the bases and keep the exponents the same.

• True

• False

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When the bases are the same, subtract the exponents.

 $2^6\div\ 2^{2\ }=2^6-^2$  

• True

• False

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If you are writing an equivalent expression for

 $3^2\ \degree\ 3^4$  how many times will you write 3 as a factor

• 8

• 6

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 $\left(5^5\right)^3\ =$  

•  $5^{15}$  

•  $5^8$  

•  $5^2$  

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 $\frac{4^{12}}{4^2}$  

•  $4^{10}$  

•  $4^{24}$  

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 $\left(4c\right)^6$  Solve the expressions

•  $4^{6\ }\degree\ c^6$  

•  $4c^6$  

•  $24c$  

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