Algebra II : Exponents

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Example Questions

Example Question #91 : Exponents

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When dealing with exponents, we convert as such: . Therefore 

Example Question #92 : Exponents

Simplify: 

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When dealing with exponents, we convert as such: . Therefore, .

Example Question #93 : Exponents

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When dealing with exponents, we convert as such: . Therefore, . Remember since there's a negative sign outside the exponent, we apply the negative sign afterwards. 

Example Question #94 : Exponents

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When dealing with exponents, we convert as such: . Therefore, 

Example Question #95 : Exponents

Simplify: 

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When dealing with exponents, we convert as such: . Therefore, . Remember when applying exponents to the base, we need to apply the exponent to also the coefficient in front of the variable. 

Example Question #96 : Negative Exponents

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Convert the negative exponent to a fraction.

Simplify this term.

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Example Question #97 : Negative Exponents

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Rewrite the expression as fractions.  The negative exponent will need to be eliminated in order to be simplified.

Add the expression.

Convert the second fraction so that both fractions have common denominators.

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Example Question #98 : Negative Exponents

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Rewrite the negative exponents as fractions.

Replace the terms.

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Example Question #91 : Negative Exponents

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We will need to convert the negative exponent into a fraction.  This is equivalent to the reciprocal of the positive power.

Simplify the complex fraction.

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Example Question #3232 : Algebra Ii

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The negative exponents can be rewritten as fractions.

Change the expression.

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