Lesson 1
Properties of Exponents
Problem 1
Find the value of each variable that makes the equation true.
- \(2^5 \boldcdot 2^3 = 2^a\)
- \(\frac{7^4}{7^b} = 7^{\text- 2}\)
- \(8^c = \frac{1}{64}\)
Solution
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Problem 2
Select all the expressions equivalent to \(7^{\text- 2} \boldcdot 7^5 \boldcdot 7^{\text- 3}\).
\(0\)
\(1\)
\(\frac17\)
\(7^0\)
\(7^{10}\)
Solution
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Problem 3
Which expression is equal to \(\frac{3^8}{3^2}\)?
\(1^6\)
\(3^{\text- 6}\)
\(3^4\)
\(3^6\)
Solution
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Problem 4
Find the value of each variable that makes the equation true.
- \(\frac{5^6}{5^m} = 5^9\)
- \(2^3 \boldcdot 4^n = 2^{11}\)
- \((7^4)^k = 7^{\text-8}\)
Solution
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Problem 5
- Evaluate the expression \(\frac{6^3}{6^3}\).
- Explain how this helps show why \(6^0 = 1\).
Solution
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