
Negative Powers
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Mathematics
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9th - 12th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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12 Slides • 21 Questions
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6.1c- Quotient of Powers, Negative
Exponents, Zero Powers
Obj- To use the rules for Quotient of Powers,
Negative Exponents and Zero Powers
2
Multiple Choice
Warm-Up #1: Simplify the expression: c4⋅c3=
c12
c4+3
c7
3
Multiple Choice
Warm-Up #2: Simplify the following expression:
(x5)4
x9
x20
x
x54
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When dividing powers that have the same base think of dividing as the inverse of multiplying, so what is the inverse of adding?
When you expand x5 you have five Xs being multiplied in the numerator and when you expand x2 you have two Xs being multiplied in the denominator.
So what happens when you have the Xs in the numerator and Xs in the denominator? Yup! you cross out the matching pairs!
Now what did you end up with?
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When you divide same base powers you keep the base and subtract the exponents.
x7 / x2 = x7-2 = x5
7
Multiple Choice
Simplify the following:
x2x16
x14
x8
x18
x−8
8
Multiple Choice
Simplify the following:
x2y6x9y7
xy8
(xy)24
x7y
x11y1
9
Multiple Choice
Simplify the following:
x−4x7
x11
x3
x−3
x−11
10
Multiple Choice
Simplify the following:
x8x3
x−5
x5
x−3
x111
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Negative exponents can be written as the reciprocal fraction with a postive exponent
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14
15
Multiple Choice
Simplify x-7
-7
-7x
x71
−x71
16
Multiple Choice
Make this negative exponent positive.
9-3
93
9−31
931
729
17
Multiple Choice
Rewrite using positive exponents
12−41
1241
12−4
20,7361
124
18
Multiple Choice
Rewrite using positive exponents.
3x⁻²
x23
321
3x2
-3x²
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As our exponent increases, we MULTIPLY by the base that many time
So, every time your exponent decreases, we DIVIDE by the base.
When the exponent decreases from 1 to zero, we divide the base by itself and end up with 1
21
Multiple Choice
Any number written to the 0 power is always 1
Example: 80=1
True
False
22
Multiple Choice
x0
0
1
x
12
23
Multiple Choice
10
1
0
100
24
Multiple Choice
(Hint: parenthesis matter)
1
-1
-9
9
25
Extra Examples
26
Math Response
Answer to #1 x2x6
27
Math Response
Answer to #2 13xy0
28
Math Response
Answer #3 (13xy)0
29
Extra Examples
30
Math Response
Answer to #4: 2−4
(Make the exponent positive)
31
Math Response
Answer to #5: (−3)−2
32
Math Response
Answer to #6: y2y5
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Poll
How is your understanding of this topic?
6.1c- Quotient of Powers, Negative
Exponents, Zero Powers
Obj- To use the rules for Quotient of Powers,
Negative Exponents and Zero Powers
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