4/24 Multiplying and Dividing Exponents

Master exponent rules for multiplying & dividing!

Click HERE to watch a few examples on multiplying / diving with exponents (if needed) Fill in the missing pieces from the table below. See the first row for an example. Use the "^" button to represent your exponents, the " button to represent division, and the "*" button to represent multiplication. Expression Simplified 3³ *3⁴ 3^7 = 2187 (w⁵ u⁶ ) / (w³ u) (3x² v⁴ ) / (x⁴ v¹¹ ) x⁻ ³ x³ Match the expression to its simplified answer. 3y³ * 3y² 9y⁵ 2y⁻² / 10y⁻⁴ y² / 5 2y⁴ * 4y⁻³ 8y 4y⁻³ * 2y⁻⁴ 8 / y⁷ 16y⁻⁴ / 2y⁻³ 8 / y Simplify 4x3y2 * 3xy2 12xy 12x⁴ y⁴ 12x² y³ 4x³ y Simplify (a5d3) / (a2d3) a³ d² a³ d a⁷ d⁶ a³ Fill in the blanks with the correct words from the word bank. 4³ is a power. 4 is the base and 3 is the exponent. The exponent counts how many factors of the bases are multiplied together. Select one of the choices from below that best represents how you feel about mutliplying and dividing exponents. Great job! You've made it to the end. Be sure to click the "Hand in Work" button TWICE! The first time you click it, it will ask you to confirm your work. Then, you must click "Confirm Hand In Work" to submit your responses!