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MORE EXPONENTIAL PROPERTIES

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OBJECTIVE

  • Review
  • Review over how to multiply exponents
  • Review over how to divide exponents
  • Re-establish rules for negative exponents
  • Taking exponents to another exponent (expoception)
  • Now it’s your turn!

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Review

What is an exponential expression?

An exponential expression is a representation of a number being multiplied, multiple times. It has two components, a base and the exponent.

What is the base of an exponent?

The number that is being multiplied multiple times.

What is the exponent part?

The number of times the number is being multiplied by itself.

How do we multiply 2 numbers with exponents, that share the same base?

We add the exponents.

How do we divide 2 numbers with exponents, that share the same base?

We subtract the exponents.

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SO, HOW DO WE MULTIPLY EXPONENTS?

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SO HOW DO WE DIVIDE EXPONENTS?

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NEGATIVE EXPONENTS

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WHY THEN IF WE HAVE A FRACTION WITH THE DENOMINATOR A NEGATIVE EXPONENT, DOES IT FLIP?

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THIS IS WHY THE PROPERTY STILL STANDS

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And make the exponent positive:

 

 

 

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SO A FEW EXAMPLES:

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WHAT ABOUT TAKING AN EXPONENT, TO AN EXPONENT?

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ANOTHER EXAMPLE

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LAST EXAMPLE

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And that’s how you deal with exponents inside exponents

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Now it’s your turn!

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