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Title: EXPONENTS AND MULTIPLICATION 4-7


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EXPONENTS ANDMULTIPLICATION4-7
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Review
  • What are exponents?
  • Exponents are numbers that show how many times a
    base is used as a factor.
  • How do we use exponents?
  • Exponents will tell us how many times to multiply
    the base number.
  • 43 ? exponent
  • base

3
Examples
  • 24
  • 2 x 2 x 2 x 2
  • 4 x 2 x 2
  • 8 x 2
  • 16
  • 63
  • 6 x 6 x 6
  • 36 x 6
  • 216

4
PART IMultiplying Powers with the Same Base
  • Youve already learned how to use exponents to
    indicate repeated multiplication.
  • What happens when you multiply two powers with
    the same base?
  • Ex. 72 73

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Multiplying Powerswith the Same Base contd
  • Ex. 72 73
  • (7 7) (7 7 7)
  • 75
  • Notice that 72 73 75,
  • So, when you multiply powers
  • with the same base, you can add
  • the exponents.
  • 72 73 72 3 75

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Rule for Multiplying Powers with the Same Base
  • To multiply numbers or variables with the same
    base, add the exponents.
  • Arithmetic Algebra
  • 23 24 am an
  • 23 4 am n
  • 27

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ExamplesNote If there is no exponent, it is
automatically a one.
  • 3 33
  • a5 a b2

8
PART IIFinding a Power of a Power
  • You can find the power of a power by using the
    rule for Multiplying Powers with the Same Base
    like in Part I.
  • (72)3
  • (72)(72)(72) Notice that you can raise
  • 72 2 2 a
    power to a power by
  • 76 multiplying the
    exponents

  • (72)3 72 3 76

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Finding a Power of a PowerTo find a power of a
power, multiply the exponents.
  • Arithmetic
  • (23)4
  • 23 4
  • 212
  • Algebra
  • (am)n
  • am n

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Examples
  • (32)3
  • (a6)2
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