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Exponents

Exponents. Section R.2. Definitions. Base: The term/variable of which is being raised upon Exponent: The term/variable is raised by a term. AKA Power. EXPONENT. BASE. Definitions. Definitions. 10/21/2019 10:39 PM. 7.1 Properties of Exponents. 4. Example 1. Example 2.

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Exponents

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  1. Exponents Section R.2 R.2 - Integer Exponents

  2. Definitions • Base:The term/variable of which is being raised upon • Exponent:The term/variable is raised by a term. AKA Power EXPONENT BASE R.2 - Integer Exponents

  3. Definitions R.2 - Integer Exponents

  4. Definitions 10/21/2019 10:39 PM 7.1 Properties of Exponents R.2 - Integer Exponents 4

  5. Example 1 R.2 - Integer Exponents

  6. Example 2 10/21/2019 10:39 PM 7.1 Properties of Exponents R.2 - Integer Exponents 6

  7. Example 3 10/21/2019 10:39 PM 7.1 Properties of Exponents R.2 - Integer Exponents 7

  8. Example 4 10/21/2019 10:39 PM 7.1 Properties of Exponents R.2 - Integer Exponents 8

  9. Example 5 10/21/2019 10:39 PM 7.1 Properties of Exponents R.2 - Integer Exponents 9

  10. Warm-Up Solve: R.2 - Integer Exponents

  11. Properties of Exponents • Negative Power Property: • Product of a Power: • Power of a Power: • Power of a Product: • Quotient Power Property: R.2 - Integer Exponents

  12. Negative Power Property • Saying goes:NO NEGATIVE POWERS What are the base(s) and the power(s)? R.2 - Integer Exponents

  13. Negative Power Property R.2 - Integer Exponents

  14. Negative Power Property R.2 - Integer Exponents

  15. Product of a Power • Saying goes:BASE, BASE, ADD If the BASES are same, ADD the powers What are the base(s) and the power(s)? R.2 - Integer Exponents

  16. Product of a Power R.2 - Integer Exponents

  17. Product of a Power R.2 - Integer Exponents

  18. Your Turn R.2 - Integer Exponents

  19. Power of a Power • Saying goes:POWER, POWER, MULTIPLY If the POWERS are near each other, MULTIPLY the powers – usually deals with PARENTHESES What are the base(s) and the power(s)? R.2 - Integer Exponents

  20. Power of a Power R.2 - Integer Exponents

  21. Power of a Power R.2 - Integer Exponents

  22. Your Turn R.2 - Integer Exponents

  23. Power of a Product • Saying goes:DISTRIBUTE THE POWER TO THE BASES What are the base(s) and the power(s)? R.2 - Integer Exponents

  24. Power of a Product How many bases does this problem have? R.2 - Integer Exponents

  25. Power of a Product R.2 - Integer Exponents

  26. Your Turn R.2 - Integer Exponents

  27. Quotient Power Property • Saying goes: When dividing an expression with a power, SUBTRACT the powers. They must have the same base in order to subtract. What are the base(s) and the power(s)? R.2 - Integer Exponents

  28. Quotient Power Property R.2 - Integer Exponents

  29. Quotient Power Property R.2 - Integer Exponents

  30. Your Turn = R.2 - Integer Exponents

  31. Assignment Pg 27 73-93 odd R.2 - Integer Exponents

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