ISEE Upper Level Math : Variables

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Example Questions

Example Question #45 : Variables And Exponents

Simplify:

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Use the pattern, substituting .

Example Question #46 : Variables And Exponents

Write in expanded form.

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Example Question #113 : Variables

Simplify:

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First, simplify all of the exponents. When the exponent is outside of the parantheses, multiply it by the exponents inside so that you get: . Multiply so that you get 27. Then, multiply like terms. First, multilpy 2 by 27 so that you get 54. Then, multiply the x terms. Remember, when bases are the same, add the exponents: . Then, multiply the y terms: . Then, multiply all of the terms together so that you get .

Example Question #114 : Variables

Simplify:

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Example Question #51 : Variables And Exponents

Simplify the following expression:

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Simplify the following expression:

To combine these, we need to multiply our coefficients and our variables. 

First, multiply the coefficients 

Next, multiply our variables by adding the exponent:

So, we put it all together to get:

Example Question #52 : Variables And Exponents

Simplify the following:

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When multiply variables with exponents, we will use the following formula:

 

So, we can write the problem like this:

Example Question #53 : Variables And Exponents

Combine the following:

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To combine variables with exponents, we will use the following formula:

 

Now, let’s combine the following:

Example Question #303 : Algebraic Concepts

Combine the following:

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When combining variables with exponents, we can only combine like variables.

When multiply variables with exponents, we add the exponents.  In other words:

 

So, we get

Example Question #54 : Variables And Exponents

Simplify:

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To simplify, we will use the following formula:

 

So, given the problem, we get

Example Question #55 : Variables And Exponents

Combine the following:

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To multiply terms with exponents, we will use the following formula:

 

So, we get

 

 

 

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