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Laws of Exponents Practice using PowerPoint. Joe Hill Director of Math and Technology Rockingham County Public Schools jhill@rockingham.k12.va.us. Laws of Exponents. Compute: 2 5. Answer: 32. Laws of Exponents. Compute: 5 -2. Answer: 1/25. Laws of Exponents. Compute: 0 2.
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Laws of Exponents Practice using PowerPoint Joe Hill Director of Math and Technology Rockingham County Public Schools jhill@rockingham.k12.va.us
Laws of Exponents Compute: 25 Answer: 32
Laws of Exponents Compute: 5-2 Answer: 1/25
Laws of Exponents Compute: 02 Answer: 0
Laws of Exponents Compute: 20 Answer: 1
Laws of Exponents Compute: 00 Answer: ??
Laws of Exponents Compute: - 42 Answer: -16
Laws of Exponents Compute: (-4)2 Answer: 16
Laws of Exponents Compute: - 4-2 Answer: - 1/16
Laws of Exponents Compute: 0.125-2 Answer: 64
Laws of Exponents Compute: (45 )(42) Answer: 47 or 16,384
Laws of Exponents Compute: (45 )2 Answer: 410 or 10,485,676
Laws of Exponents Express in scientific notation: 12,300,000 Answer: 1.23 x 107
Laws of Exponents Express in scientific notation: 0.00123 Answer: 1.23 x 10-3
Laws of Exponents Multiply and express your answer in scientific notation: (2 x 108)(6 x 109) Answer: 1.2 x 1018
Laws of Exponents Multiply and express your answer in scientific notation: (3.1 x 108)(6 x 10-9) Answer: 1.86 x 100
Laws of Exponents Add and express your answer in scientific notation: (4 x 108)+(2 x 109) Answer: 2.4 x 109
Laws of Exponents Multiply and express in exponential form: (45 )(82) Answer: 216 or48
Laws of Exponents Add, expressing your answer in exponential form: 212 + 212 Answer: 213
Laws of Exponents What is one-third of 399 ? Answer: 398
Laws of Exponents If x100 = 4, find x200 Answer: 16
Laws of Exponents If 5x6x=7x, find x Answer: 0
Laws of Exponents If 3x +4x=5x, find x Answer: 2
Laws of Exponents If 2x = 5, find the value of 22x+1 Answer: 50
Laws of Exponents Compute and express your answer in scientific notation: 1023 Answer: 1.0 x 109