Laws of Exponents Worksheet


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Objective:I can apply the laws of exponents: multiplication rule, division rule and power of power rule.

When multiplying numbers in exponent notation with the same base, we can add the exponents.
When dividing numbers in exponent notation with the same base, we can subtract the exponents.
When a power has an exponent, multiply the exponents.

Example
32 ⋅ 34 = 36
32 ÷ 34 = 3-2
(32)4 = 38

Read this if you need more information on how to simplify expressions using the laws of exponents or rules of exponents.
 

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Simplify each expression using the laws of exponents.
Example: Enter 3-2 as 3^-2

25÷22 =
22⋅24 =
22⋅25 =
37⋅31 =
38⋅3 =
39÷31 =
(32)3 =
76÷72 =
(72)4 =
76⋅73 =
76÷74 =
1115⋅11 =
1116÷11 =
22÷23 =
22÷26 =
212⋅26 =
r8÷r2 =
s6÷s9 =
27÷4 =
27÷16 =
(8-2)3 =
(82)-3 =
(8-4)-3 =
32÷9 =
32÷27 =
32÷81 =




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